Aubrey speaks to Alana Bailey, AfriForum’s Head of Cultural Affairs and Sibusiso Ngcobo, Secretary and Head of Business Development at South African Spaza And Tuckshop Association, about whether the food sales ban is the best solution, or should other options be explored by government?

Aubrey speaks to Alana Bailey, AfriForum’s Head of Cultural Affairs and Sibusiso Ngcobo, Secretary and Head of Business Development at South African Spaza And Tuckshop Association, about whether the food sales ban is the best solution, or should other options be explored by government?

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Education feature: Is the food sales ban the best solution, or should other options be explored?

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Aubrey speaks to Jamie Mightie, a commentator, independent researcher and political analyst, about a recent podcast that he did where he speaks about the battle between  for the township retail market currently being serviced by Spaza shops. 

Aubrey speaks to Jamie Mightie, a commentator, independent researcher and political analyst, about a recent podcast that he did where he speaks about the battle between  for the township retail market currently being serviced by Spaza shops.

Education Feature: The battle for township economy

Aubrey speaks to Lemeese Steyn and Stanley Muravha, Master’s Students at the Department of Sociology at the University of Johannesburg, about an interesting opinion piece that they wrote titled "Poisoned by Apartheid's Legacy: Structural Violence and Food Poisoning in South Africa’s Townships".

Aubrey speaks to Lemeese Steyn and Stanley Muravha, Master’s Students at the Department of Sociology at the University of Johannesburg, about an interesting opinion piece that they wrote titled "Poisoned by Apartheid's Legacy: Structural Violence and Food Poisoning in South Africa’s Townships".

Education feature: Is the food sales ban the best solution, or should other options be explored?

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