Sick people face long waits and high costs to get medical cannabis in South Africa because businesses must spend millions to follow strict legal rules.
Many hungry young people from Tembisa marched to factories in Olifantsfontein on Tuesday to hand in job applications and ask local companies to hire them.
The recent government minimum wage increase means nothing to domestic workers who earn far less than the money needed to feed their families every month.
Nomarodesia Nkomeni from Mantusini village feeds eleven family members by running three small businesses from her home because town life did not work for her.
South African business owners are struggling to pay workers and suppliers because global banks are freezing or closing their accounts over strict new banking rules.
