Riots, theft, & those hit hardest: '14 years of everything gone down in ashes' | AbigailJavier_ Xanderleigh_M ThatDudeBeeKay
JOHANNESBURG, DURBAN - From 9 to 17 July 2021, South Africa saw one of its most violent moments in post-apartheid history.
Despite his toils, Raza remains determined to keep his business open in order to support his wife and two baby girls.MARTHA DLADLA* Fortunately, non-profit organisation Women Alive in Gauteng and non-governmental organisation It’s Not About Me are providing her with some assistance.Four years ago, Melusi Sibanda finally got to have his own tuckshop in his community of Alexandra after working and saving up as a waiter. But all that went up in flames during the week of looting and violence.
Fortunately, the Phakama Mzansi organisation stepped in to assist him and now he is getting a new tuckshop in a new location. Marco i’Netto is another businessperson who lost everything when two of his Roman’s Pizza outlets, both in Tembisa, were looted. i’Netto says his future will also highly depend on what the centre management in Tembisa Plaza says about the future of the place.Selvan Pillay and his wife Annie began their furniture business in 1996, in the community of Umkhomazi. Their business grew successfully when they opened a branch and warehouse in Roseneath.Their losses have run into the millions. Pillay says they are likely to remain closed until October.
Mhlungu, who makes and sells amagwinya , kotas and cupcakes, started her small business in Rondebult in Germiston three years ago after struggling to find employment.
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