The managers of two popular restaurants in Sandton and Silverton were arrested over the weekend for allegedly selling liquor to patrons. A police task-force conducted a raid on the restaurants on Saturday and found that liquor was served openly, while Covid-19 health measures were not followed. Alcohol worth R600-thousand was also confiscated by police.

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