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Tzaneen hawkers want next council to stop taking their stock

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Hawkers in Tzaneen want the next council to stop taking their stock, while ActionSA says it will fight for them and plans flea markets.

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Tzaneen hawkers want next council to stop taking their stock

Hawkers in Tzaneen want the next council to stop taking their stock, while ActionSA says it will fight for them and plans flea markets.

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