The Naledi spaza shop food poisoning saga has led to the arrest of four individuals, confirmed by Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi. The alarming...
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Maroc - DAILYFRIEND.CO.ZA - A la une - 27/Oct 02:03
Investigations into ‘food poisoning’ progressing – Motsoaledi
Six people have been arrested for allegedly trading in an illegal chemical, traces of which were found in some spaza shops in Naledi, Soweto. Health The post Investigations into ‘food poisoning’ progressing – Motsoaledi appeared first on Daily Friend.
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