KZN Premier Thami Ntuli says 57.8% of the province's spaza shops are owned by foreign nationals, citing bulk buying, cooperatives and illicit goods as competitive factors.
KZN premier Thamsanqa Ntuli says research shows 57.8% of spaza shops in KwaZulu‑Natal are owned by foreign nationals, with major concentration in eThekwini.
Step-by-step guide to applying for the Spaza Shop Support Fund: eligibility, required documents, application portal and priority groups for up to R100,000.
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Residents across Soweto staged coordinated protests calling on landlords to stop renting out properties to undocumented foreign nationals, targeting spaza shops, hair salons and other small...
Economic debate, not xenophobia, must guide action, EFF leader says. Speaking at the funeral service of uMkhonto weSizwe Party parliamentary deputy chief whip Mzikayise Ntshingila on...
Government Implements New Measures for Spaza Shop Registration Amid Soweto Protests The South African government is introducing stricter measures for spaza shop registration following protests in...