Spaza shop inspections in Naledi, Soweto

Joburg MMC for safety Dr Mgcini Tshwaku speaks on several inspections of spaza shops in Naledi, Soweto following the deaths of five children who perished after allegedly eating snacks for a local spaza shop.
Tshwaku says despite conducting inspections last year, shop owners have not stuck to commitments made, adding during the inspections, they had found misdemeanours and products placed on dirty floors being repackaged.
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[@rebeccakhumeleni7474]

If you did the inspection last year why are they still here, they were supposed to be in their own contries, you guys are gambling with our lives 💔💔💔😭😭😭😭

[@enhlemthembu1247]

Exactly! Inspecting people who are not registered vendors🤯🤯🤯 mad

[@jameskillu9171]

What about the poriidge from Spar, has this MMC collected samples or he collected bribes.

[@SnowQueenie]

Hamba zombo your parents are starving back home eating elephants while you're here poking your nose in my countries Affairs.Nxhaaa

[@jameskillu9171]

If one spaza shop sell bad food take the owner to court. Why punish others. Is this not what Israel did in Gaza.

[@JohnHaze4666]

Those businesses are illegal they don't contribute to the economy of this country but take from us they need to close them down and deport this people.

[@SnowQueenie]

Goduka nja

[@bongisbongile332]

Overpopulated in our communities selling rubbish to poor SAfricans ..ur days r numbered 😢

[@sellomonama7797]

Do we have to wait for other children to pass on before we take action?

[@chrismartincoldplay2023]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻