Spaza shop crackdown sparks debate on food safety and township economies - GG Alcock

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'Kasinomics' expert GG Alcock discusses South Africa’s new 21-day spaza shop registration mandate that aims to address food safety concerns but faces backlash for its confusion and impact on township economies. Experts argue that the real issue lies in unregulated pesticide sales. The crackdown risks disrupting livelihoods, raising costs for residents, and creating enforcement challenges. Alcock spoke to Bronwyn Nielsen.
18 Nov 2024 9AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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