The passings of 23 adolescents in Johannesburg this year from thought 
food defilement has lit hatred in South Africa against new nationals 
who run little corner shops known as spazas.


There is still police tape around a now-closed spaza shop in Soweto's 
Naledi district that purportedly offered snacks to six little children who 
kicked the container from hurting in October.


The mishap aggravated neighborhood tenants who pursued and pillaged 
the spaza and pestered out the finance manager, purportedly an Ethiopian public. 
For sure, even the person who was renting the premises got away from in fear.


While a posthumous revealed that a pesticide had caused the passings, 
an association with the shop has not been officially settled.