Food Poisoning

KwaMashu Residents Want Foreign Nationals Out Within 21 Days

Angry residents of KwaMashu township in Durban in KwaZulu-Natal have flipped the script, saying the…

Majority of Expired Food Stuff Uncovered In Durban Originated From Nigeria, India 

The majority of the expired foodstuff uncovered in the two warehouses in Durban originated from…

KZN Police Raid Contaminated Food Factory

Kwazulu-Natal police, led by Provincial Commissioner General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, have raided a factory in which…

MEC Maile Lists Strict Requirements For Foreigners To Register Spaza Shops

The MEC for Economic Development and Finance in Gauteng, Lebogang Maile has set out the…

Ramaphosa Announces Drastic Measures To Combat Deadly Food Poisoning 

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced a raft of measures to combat the deadly food poisoning that has killed 22 schoolchildren and left scores of others hospitalised nationwide.  He ordered the closure of all implicated spaza shops and gave shop owners 21 days to register their businesses with local municipalities or face shutdown. Ramaphosa addressed the nation on Friday following the food poisoning crisis. He said this was to curb the increase in food-borne illnesses and deaths. He confirmed…

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