The South African Breweries (SAB) is very sensitive to the difficulties and plight we face as a nation in the fight against COVID-19. SAB fully… Read More »Disappointed By Fourth Alcohol Ban, SAB Pursues Urgent Legal Challenge
The South African Breweries(SAB) is pleased to announce that its B-BBEE scheme, SAB Zenzele will reach maturity in May 2021, and that a new scheme,… Read More »SAB Reaffirms Commitment To South Africa With Listing Of SAB Zenzele Kabili
The ripple effect of South Africa’s third alcohol ban is being felt throughout the beer value chain, as SAB is nearing its maximum storage capacity… Read More »SAB Storage At Almost Full Capacity, Production Levels Decline As Brewer Suspends 550 Temporary Employees
As part of its ongoing #RESPONSIBLETOGETHER campaign, aimed at creating awareness and education on the impact of the irresponsible use of alcohol and the effects… Read More »SAB Partners With Government To Promote Responsible Drinking
South African Breweries (SAB) has called on tavern owners, restaurants, bars, liquor outlets and the South African public to follow strict Covid-19 protocols and adhere… Read More »SAB Calls On South Africans To Act Responsibly And Protect One Another
The South African Breweries (SAB) has welcomed the President’s announcement to move the country to Level 2 of the national lockdown and officially re-open the… Read More »SAB Welcomes The Lifting Of The Alcohol Sales Ban And Reaffirms Its Support In The Fight Against Covid-19
(R2.5 billion cancelled for 2020 and the additional R2.5 billion being reviewed for 2021) due to the consequences of 12-week long alcohol ban The South… Read More »SAB Halts R5 Billion In Investments In South Africa Over The Next Two Years
South African Breweries (SAB) has denied claims that they violated the regulations of the COVID-19 lockdown. SAB trucks were stopped on Wednesday near Kagiso carrying… Read More »SAB Denies Breaking Lockdown Rules After Trucks Transporting Alcohol Stopped