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[Daily Maverick - Zambia] - 25/07/2025

The organisation representing spaza shop owners says that the low compliance rate can be blamed on outdated and rigid compliance criteria.

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[Daily Maverick] - 15/08/2025

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[Zambian Observer] - 14/08/2025

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