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Hawkers rely on selling their produce on the streets to earn a living.

Nhlanhla Mbhele from Estcourt, in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, makes a living by selling fruit and vegetables on the streets of Durban . “The process was to take place until Wednesday the 08th of April 2020. It is, however, unfortunate that the team from Economic Development at 66 Jorissen started experiencing major challenges today, where a large crowd descended to the venue compromising safety and social distancing. Informal traders from various areas in the City of Johannesburg and some from outside of the city’s jurisdiction queued and expected to get accreditation and permits to operate.

What is a piece of paper called a permit going to do to stop the spread of the coronavirus? We are led by a bunch of morons here, stru! Lockdown should have enforced, finish en klaar.

If street vendors are given permits to sell, why can't we given them as well so we could go to work? We burnt our savings too... This issue should be looked into carefully

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Africa Teen Geeks offer free online lessons during lockdown - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.Africa Teen Geeks have launched their digital school which aims to help school pupils to continue with their studies during this 21 days national lockdown. AfricaTeenGeeks Lockdown CoronavirusInSA via SABCNews Well done to All Everyone involved 💪👍 What about data costs for the poor people Love this , extremely fruitful for my Grade R son ... we both enjoy the lessons ! 👏
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