Politics 12 November 2026, 08:16

Over 400 KZN spaza shops remain closed after March and March protests, says Premier Group

Premier Group estimates that more than 400 spaza shops in KwaZulu-Natal remain closed after protests and disruption linked to the March and March movement.

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