South Africans rush to place alcohol orders online
As President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that alcohol will be sold when the country moves to lockdown level 3 next week, South Africans have already started placing liquor orders online.spokesperson Matthew Leighton, alcohol sales - wine in particular - were “steadily” increasing even before the president's announcement on Sunday.
He said they had, since regulations were lifted on e-commerce under level four, noticed a “sizeable” increase in sales, new shoppers and the number of items per order.
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