As do 90% foreigners own all supermarkets, stores and retailers.. This is shocking, SA's whole economy is foreign owned... LOOK HOW SOUTH AFRICANS FIGHTING EACH OTHER OVER PETTY TUCK SHOPS, AND EVEN ARGUING AGAINST THEMSELVES..
The Constitution is clear - equal rights for all - so if l wants to open a similar type of shop l must comply to all the legislation and by-laws. This the problem is that people were allowed to just by-pass all of this over the past 30 years.
Umona 1st and foremost.People should learn from those foreigners how to run businesses.The foreigners don't come with the land to set the buildings they sell from.Think before it's late.
@@xnxo7237😂 foreigners that fake South African goods and sell them to locals . We will never do that to our own . Focus on your country and watch us rebuild the ANC ruins
@ first you must understand the background we blacks use to own this and when democracy took over after 5 to 7 years we saw this coming.you can not compete with someone who is funded.if our government funded us we would have keep up with them
@@SabeloTaswell you didn't have to keep up. all you had to do is be loyal to your own, instead you did what South Africans do and that is betray each other economically.
Also hv challenges cause they need title deed n my mother has the old version of permit so I was told that they don't want it they want the new version one n is a process don't knw how log it takes to get it I even asked them if I get a proof that we applied for it can I bring it they said no they need the original, n now is Monday how are we gonna be able to submit all the documents the government must extend at least by 3months cause right now to get a title deed it takes time
when you buy documents and grow wings of arrogance because you think South Africa is a sweet spot, you end up saying things like this puntoco...business is competition when you have followed all the laws applicable. you problem is arrogance and that's why your loud arrogance is going to be met with a force the likes you've never seen. you would be wise to remember that unlike you, mr competition, south Africans never ran from their struggle.
To say foreigners are selling cheap,locals are killing us with prices,now loaf of bread is R19 while foreign shops are R15 from the same bakery Blueribbon,we want where' things are affordable,we don't have money,locals must stop punishing their own with prices
Well, difference between South Africans and foreigners when it comes to running spaza shops is that there is barely any cooperation with south africans when compared to foreigners. Foreigners help each other and you can clearly see that they look out for each other, which is why their shops are successful. The sad thing with this is that even if you want to start a spaza shop as a south african you find that there are already innumerable spaza shops around which pose a huge competition. Another sad thing is that even those foreign shops that have employees mostly employ foreigners from mozambique and zimbabwe.
let me give you some context and a bit of perspective. in Orlando East, where my great grand parents have their house, we had a spaza shop in our street, we had a mini chain on the following street to our left and a bakery on our right which was also a mini supermarket. up the street was a supermarket bigger than all the aforementioned and down the main taxi road was another mini supermarket. Guess what? all these businesses thrived. which innumerable scenario are you referring to and in what area? people will always buy regardless of who's selling if there is no loyalty to the core.
Yes condition set for South Africans to register their Spaza shops should be different from Kwerekwere spaza shops aplication criteria. Period , it should be easier for us South Africans more than Kwerekweres.
Please we are not killer but heart broken problem happen so your children our children we love children and south Africa all people but 16 15....... years we work and we live together ,we didn't live for free south Africa people using as by house, tax transport, vat, and village every things so please don't look us like bad people we job we are Poore Africa help us like us we love you we are one Africa God bless south Africa and protect ❤❤
poor people cannot afford to travel from pakistan/ethiopia to south africa and open small shops sir. you thought it's sweet, you thought it's fair game, now you have to tell us where is the 5 mil investment?
93% 😮 foreigners own the spaza shop economy. This is shocking 😲 the economy is foreign owned
As do 90% foreigners own all supermarkets, stores and retailers.. This is shocking, SA's whole economy is foreign owned... LOOK HOW SOUTH AFRICANS FIGHTING EACH OTHER OVER PETTY TUCK SHOPS, AND EVEN ARGUING AGAINST THEMSELVES..
Isa tru
The Constitution is clear - equal rights for all - so if l wants to open a similar type of shop l must comply to all the legislation and by-laws. This the problem is that people were allowed to just by-pass all of this over the past 30 years.
Constitution my foot while poor blacks are dying at the hands of elliens
Should be separated from foreign shops registration methods priorities South Africans,license prices should be different in prices
Why difficulty for South Africans
Umona 1st and foremost.People should learn from those foreigners how to run businesses.The foreigners don't come with the land to set the buildings they sell from.Think before it's late.
@@xnxo7237😂 foreigners that fake South African goods and sell them to locals . We will never do that to our own . Focus on your country and watch us rebuild the ANC ruins
@ first you must understand the background we blacks use to own this and when democracy took over after 5 to 7 years we saw this coming.you can not compete with someone who is funded.if our government funded us we would have keep up with them
@@SabeloTaswell you didn't have to keep up. all you had to do is be loyal to your own, instead you did what South Africans do and that is betray each other economically.
@ we grow up buying from South Africans own spaza until this with fake cheap food came.so don’t talk if you don’t have infor
If I'm 70 years can I register how much. I suppose to pay
Also hv challenges cause they need title deed n my mother has the old version of permit so I was told that they don't want it they want the new version one n is a process don't knw how log it takes to get it I even asked them if I get a proof that we applied for it can I bring it they said no they need the original, n now is Monday how are we gonna be able to submit all the documents the government must extend at least by 3months cause right now to get a title deed it takes time
This is gonna backfire all of us, business is a competition, if you can't embrace competition then go and look for a job
Can you just shut up and mind your countries business.
when you buy documents and grow wings of arrogance because you think South Africa is a sweet spot, you end up saying things like this puntoco...business is competition when you have followed all the laws applicable. you problem is arrogance and that's why your loud arrogance is going to be met with a force the likes you've never seen. you would be wise to remember that unlike you, mr competition, south Africans never ran from their struggle.
They had years and decade to register, they shouldn't have even been given 21 more days
To say foreigners are selling cheap,locals are killing us with prices,now loaf of bread is R19 while foreign shops are R15 from the same bakery Blueribbon,we want where' things are affordable,we don't have money,locals must stop punishing their own with prices
Dear it's counterfeit and good luck to you and your household on consuming poison
you need to question a R15 loaf of bread mam. it's likely from the bakery just outside orange farm.
What about the street vendors selling food, some meat and chicken is cut under the sun, with dirty water we experience in our community.
Commander in Chief - CIC calls him Mbalula 😮
Homemade food not chips
Masa.. Long time no see ❤.. O number 2 still or 3 depending on the day 😂.. When did this Spaza association start 🙄..
What's challenging did they invest 5 million?
dankie!!!
Stop looting
Well, difference between South Africans and foreigners when it comes to running spaza shops is that there is barely any cooperation with south africans when compared to foreigners. Foreigners help each other and you can clearly see that they look out for each other, which is why their shops are successful. The sad thing with this is that even if you want to start a spaza shop as a south african you find that there are already innumerable spaza shops around which pose a huge competition. Another sad thing is that even those foreign shops that have employees mostly employ foreigners from mozambique and zimbabwe.
let me give you some context and a bit of perspective. in Orlando East, where my great grand parents have their house, we had a spaza shop in our street, we had a mini chain on the following street to our left and a bakery on our right which was also a mini supermarket. up the street was a supermarket bigger than all the aforementioned and down the main taxi road was another mini supermarket. Guess what? all these businesses thrived. which innumerable scenario are you referring to and in what area? people will always buy regardless of who's selling if there is no loyalty to the core.
Tomuch lie's
Pity that the people are buying this, from a blind man nogal 🙄🙌🏾
from yoll
Yes condition set for South Africans to register their Spaza shops should be different from Kwerekwere spaza shops aplication criteria. Period , it should be easier for us South Africans more than Kwerekweres.
Who cloud you possibly demand drawing from the Pakistan container
Bekumele nibenakokonke lokho as a south african kumele kube difficult Kuma illegal foreign
Please we are not killer but heart broken problem happen so your children our children we love children and south Africa all people but 16 15....... years we work and we live together ,we didn't live for free south Africa people using as by house, tax transport, vat, and village every things so please don't look us like bad people we job we are Poore Africa help us like us we love you we are one Africa God bless south Africa and protect ❤❤
poor people cannot afford to travel from pakistan/ethiopia to south africa and open small shops sir. you thought it's sweet, you thought it's fair game, now you have to tell us where is the 5 mil investment?