# The Southern African Alcohol Policy Alliance says the recent mass shootings have exposed gaps in how liquor outlets are licensed, located and monitored, especially in poor, densely populated areas. Eighteen people were killed at a tavern in Wedela on the Gauteng West Rand, and ten at an entertainment venue in Lwandle, Cape Town, over the weekend. The alliance’s Nomcebo Dlamini told Newzroom Afrika liquor outlets cannot deflect blame onto already overburdened police:
Alcohol alliance calls for stricter enforcement following recent mass shootings [SOUND]
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