In commemorating June Month, Eastern Cape Liquor Board urges young people of the Eastern Cape to follow on the footsteps of the 1976 youth by prioritising education and abstaining from alcohol abuse.

The Eastern Cape Liquor Board (ECLB) would like to encourage communities to use their constitutional right to be part of the decision-making in the issuing of a liquor license through a community consultation process.

In view of the looming Third Wave and recent proclamation of Adjusted Level 2 Lockdown, the Eastern Cape Liquor Board urges all liquor traders to adhere to Covid 19 health protocols, which include social distancing, wearing of masks and hand washing (sanitising).

The Eastern Cape Liquor Board (ECLB) cordially invites media to the school-based underage drinking launch targeting  more than five schools in Makanda Local Municipality, at Grahamstown.

The deadline for the renewal of liquor licences by all outlets who obtained their licences before 27 March 2020 was extended to 30 June 2021.

Eastern Cape Liquor Board (ECLB) in partnership with South African Police Service (SAPS) conducted ‘Gijima Tsotsi Blitz Operation’ to clamp down on non-compliant liquor outlets in and around Alice on Friday evening.