A mob of angry Soweto residents gathered at a Spaza shop where deadly biscuits were sold to little children who were hospitalised and died after consuming them.
and warned that such actions could jeopardise evidence."So sad indeed.Maybe expired stock.""Labour and Municipality health inspectors do not do their jobs anymore, brown envelope is finishing the nation.""The law must be enforced that's all, people who are responsible must be held accountable."Where's the owner of that shop? As community we wanna discuss something with him or her.
""Where were the biscuits manufactured? Start from there. The source is important."Soweto community finds dead bodies of 2 missing boys, Mzansi rocked by discoveries: “We are in a nightmare”reported that community members in Soweto made horrifying discoveries in two separate locations. Two boys aged five and six years oldThe children were allegedly seen playing together on Wednesday, 19 April, in the street near their homes when they went missing.
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