According to the presentation, spaza shop owners applied for a combined total of R32.4 million for machinery and stock. Spaza shop owners across the country have submitted applications requesting ...

Another spaza shop owner, Tshiamo Mphahlele, said by-laws governing the handling of food products, including monitoring stock levels and expiry dates, had taken a back seat. She told eNCA that she ...

EASTERN CAPE—Foreign nationals operating spaza shops in the Eastern Cape ... He said he has children to feed. Another shop operator said he stocks from reputable cash and carry outlets.

The deadline for the registration of all spaza shops and food handling outlets ... of the chemical combined with tracing where Terbufos stocks in non-agricultural markets originate from and ...

the Spaza Shop Fund will make the payments not to the spaza shops directly but to a “state-approved distribution partner” which will then aid specific retailers with stocks. This is according ...

It currently takes on average between three to six months for a spaza shop to be issued a Certificate of Acceptability, making the 21-day deadline unattainable and unfair on entrepreneurs.

More than 700 spaza shop owners have already benefitted from training programmes this year. The deadline to register Spaza shops ended in February, but plans to fill gaps in non-compliance and ...

The government has extended the deadline for all spaza shop owners and other food handling facilities to register their businesses to 28 February 2025, after President Cyril Ramaphosa’s original ...

KwaZulu-Natal municipalities are urging spaza shop owners and food-handling businesses to register to ensure compliance with food safety regulations and avoid legal repercussions. The deadline for ...

which looks to take spaza shop ownership to the next level. “Spaza shops were started by our parents but because of the advancement of technology, the pace at which the world is moving ...

Salomendaba Mofokeng, who has been running a spaza shop in the area for 24 years, told the Mail & Guardian that she had gone to the municipal offices a few times but was told each time that she ...