EPISODE · Oct 17, 2023 · 6 MIN
Siyabonga Sithole, Reporter at Independent Media
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We now find out more about a fake food production centre in Swaneville west of Johannesburg. The house is reportedly owned by Bangladeshi nationals who are married to South African women. We’re joined on the line by Siyabonga Sithole, reporter at Independent Media.
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