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Mzoli's Meats is a famous butcher, restaurant, and nightclub in Capetown, South Africa.
Description
Located in Gugulethu township, a poor Black neighborhood, the restaurant attracts important politicians and television stars, famous DJs such as DJ Fresh, as well as college students, businesspeople, travellers, and college students.
The restaurant serves as a "do-it-yourself" market, selling meat to patrons who in turn hire independent entrepreneurs running stalls on the grounds to prepare meals.. Owner Mzoli Ngcawuzele obtained start-up funding from the Development Bank of South Africa, which was designed to support black-owned businesses.
References
- ^ "Mzoli's - the ultimate user-generated restaurant". cherryflava. May 2, 2007. Retrieved 2007-09-17.
- ^ Unathi Kondile. "Mzoli's Meat". Youth Radio. Retrieved 2007-09-17.
External Links
- wizzy.com - blog entry on Mzoli's