Don�t blame us, vendors plead

Friday, June 06, 2014

Mmegi correspondent, NNASARETHA KGAMANYANE, walks the Main Mall, which has one of the highest densities of food vendors in Gaborone, and finds out that the blame-game around the obesity epidemic runs deep

For 56-year-old old traditional food vendor, Mantho Phushudi from Tonota, obesity and the related illnesses it has brought Batswana can be traced back to the consumption of “imported” foods and spices.

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Don�t blame us, vendors plead

Mmegi correspondent, NNASARETHA KGAMANYANE, walks the Main Mall, which has one of the highest densities of food vendors in Gaborone, and finds out that the blame-game around the obesity epidemic runs deep