Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s son has been caught on tape seemingly drunk outside a strip club talking about a key natural gas deal
Peddling booze as the ultimate feminist equaliser is a dangerous marketing ploy
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/ 1 November 2013
Are parents are setting a bad example by letting their children see them in a drunken state?
Some bosses in China demand that their employees consume alcohol on the job.
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/ 16 December 2010
Claire Hu recommends a Christmas drinking
list with a uniquely South African flavour.
Women who have one or two alcoholic drinks a week during pregnancy do not harm their children’s behavioural or intellectual development.
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/ 21 December 2008
Whatever the language and wherever it takes place, a hangover is the same: headache, nausea, shaking, blurred vision, biliousness and dry mouth.
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/ 16 September 2008
Bavaria’s embattled premier found himself in trouble on Tuesday after saying that driving is OK after two litres of beer at Germany’s Oktoberfest.
South Africa’s current blood-alcohol concentration limit of 0,05% should be lowered to 0,02% for all drivers, says the Automobile Association.
South Africans probably consume almost as much sorghum beer as they do lager, and roughly two-thirds of the traditional African beer is homebrewed.
Clinical psychologist Dr Lou-Marie Kruger says South Africans drink to self-medicate.
Driving drunk can change lives forever, yet many South Africans — perhaps lulled by a lack of effective law enforcement — do it every day.
Most South Africans say they don’t drink — about half the men and almost 80% of women claim to be abstainers.
South African high flyers are known to love their drink; how some of them handle it is a different story.
The perfect hangover cure has long been the Holy Grail for barflies and near-teetotallers alike.
Within half an hour of having a drink, alcohol molecules spread into all tissues of a human body.