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The modern spaza: how can e-commerce support spaza shops in achieving the six dimensions of food security in a low-income area?
South Africa (SA) is facing a food insecurity crisis, with those in low-income areas severely affected by multiple forms of malnutrition. Low-income communities rely on neighbourhood spaza shops to meet their shopping needs, yet they are also sources of obesogenic, highly processed foods. The emerge...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2025
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