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Selling Home-Brewed Chibuku Is Illegal

Summary by The Botswana Gazette
Entrepreneurship Minister Tiroeaone Ntsima has told Parliament that homebrews are not classified as legal traditional beverages SESUPO RANTSIMAKO  The sale of home-brewed beer using fermentation powders like Chibuku has been declared illegal in Botswana, the Minister of Entrepreneurship, Tiroeaone Ntsima, has told Parliament. He stated that such home-brewed beverages are not recognised among traditional drinks…
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Selling Home-Brewed Chibuku Is Illegal

Entrepreneurship Minister Tiroeaone Ntsima has told Parliament that homebrews are not classified as legal traditional beverages SESUPO RANTSIMAKO  The sale of home-brewed beer using fermentation powders like Chibuku has been declared illegal in Botswana, the Minister of Entrepreneurship, Tiroeaone Ntsima, has told Parliament. He stated that such home-brewed beverages are not recognised among traditional drinks…

·Gaborone, Botswana
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The Botswana Gazette broke the news in Gaborone, Botswana on Saturday, August 2, 2025.
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