Mohale Motaung recently called for the closure of illegal spaza shops and claimed that the police were turning a blind eye to what was happening.
Share Your Story on Briefly TV Life. Become Our Next Guest. Apply Now!Mohale said it was time to act before more children lost their lives, and accused the police of not taking these cases seriously:
"Children are dying while authorities turn a blind eye. Every day, we allow unregulated, dangerous food to be sold, and we gamble with the lives of our children. The time for action is now!""The easy way out is to stop buying from them because those people are protected.""You might find out an adult is putting poison to prove a point. Politics is a dangerous game; something is off. Adults eat these things, too.
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