Bulk buying and illicit goods give foreign-owned spaza shops the edge, Ntuli claims
"Nearly seven out of every 10 foreign-owned shops in this province are located in eThekwini.
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" Foreign nationals own the majority of spaza shops in this province, accounting for 57.8%, while South African-owned shops make up 42.2%. Foreign-owned shops account for 84.4% of spaza shops in eThekwini, 77.9% in Amajuba, 64.3% in King Cetshwayo, 59.2% in Umkhanyakude, 53.7% in Ugu and 52.6% in iLembe.
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" Foreign nationals own the majority of spaza shops in this province, accounting for 57.8%, while South African-owned shops make up 42.2%.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Foreign-owned shops account for 84.4% of spaza shops in eThekwini, 77.9% in Amajuba, 64.3% in King Cetshwayo, 59.2% in Umkhanyakude, 53.7% in Ugu and 52.6% in iLembe.
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