The Department of Police Oversight and Community Safety has published a final Western Cape Liquor Regulation Amendment.
The amendment sets out the fees and costs payable in respect of liquor licence applications, transfers, removals, annual renewals and various fines for the 2024/25 licencing year.
The fees have been increased by around 7.3% over those of the 2023/2024 licencing year.
The increases for the previous three cycles were 5.3%, 7.5% and 4.8%.
Answering a question from FEDHASA Cape Chair, Lee-Anne Singer, at a recent meeting, Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis said the City’s proposed short-term rental rules are intended to create fairer competition for formal accommodation businesses by tightening rates enforcement on commercially operated short-term lets. He said the intention is not to go
FEDHASA, together with a wide range of stakeholders across many sectors, has submitted detailed representations in response to the Proposed Regulations for the Management and Control of Government Waterworks and Surrounding State-Owned Land
The 2nd annual FEDHASA Hospitality Awards welcomed the country’s hospitality community for an evening of celebration.
FEDHASA is proud to announce the official nominees for the 2nd Annual FEDHASA Hospitality Awards, celebrating excellence, innovation, and leadership across South Africa’s dynamic hospitality industry. This year’s nominees reflect the depth of talent and dedication within the sector, with professionals spanning hotels, tourism, food and beverage, technology, and wellness
