We have picked up on a disturbing trend among many foreign-owned spaza shops: selling products from brands not officially distributed in South Africa. We found mealie meal from unknown brands, as well as uncertified diapers.
Tragically, due to the high cost of living many residents are forced to buy these unvetted goods. During our search, we confiscated beauty products hidden in the ceiling, unregistered medicines, and brake fluid stored directly next to food sold for human consumption.
This is inhumane. We arrested the employees found on-site at the various spaza shops and shut them down.
@CityTshwane
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WATCH | During what appears to be a tense meeting at a construction site, a Chinese woman was recorded speaking to a group of workers.
In the video, she can be heard making statements such as, “Accept it or not,” “You have no right to say no,” “This is your last chance,” and, she can be heard saying that if you can’t do that, we will find someone else to replace you.
Some of the workers appeared to express their disagreement after she made these remarks.
What happened to treating workers with dignity and respect?