Fair-Trade Independent Tobacco Association chair Sinenhlanhla Mnguni talks to Business Day TV
For the first time in four months, tobacco sales are allowed as lockdown restrictions have been eased, but the Fair-Trade Independent Tobacco Association is not willing to smoke a peace pipe with government yet.
The association says the easing of restriction will not necessarily stop its legal challenge to the rationality of the tobacco ban.
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