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Enyobeni tavern owners sentenced to 100 days in jail or R5k fine each

The controversial owners of the infamous Enyobeni tavern, where 21 children died in June 2022, have been fined R5,000 each.

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Enyobeni tavern owners ordered to pay R5 000 fine or face 100 days in prison

Enyobeni tavern owners ordered to pay R5 000 fine or face 100 days in prison
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Enyobeni Tavern owners sentenced, ordered to pay fine of R5,000 each or spend 100 days in prison

Enyobeni Tavern owners sentenced, ordered to pay fine of R5,000 each or spend 100 days in prison
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Enyobeni Tavern owners to spend 100 days in jail or fined R5k each

Enyobeni Tavern owners were fined R5k each or will spend 100 days in jail after they were found guilty of selling alcohol to underage children.

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EC Liquor Bord wants harsh prison sentence for Enyobeni tavern owners

The Eastern Cape Liquor Board said it welcomed the judgment handed down by the East London Magistrates Court, which found the owners of the tavern guilty of selling alcohol to minors.

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