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Mzoli's Meats is a 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. It is a "base camp" where "black diamonds" (a local term for an upwardly-mobile class of township-based Blacks who are at home in the corporate world) gather and network.
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.
- Dominique Herman (September 18 2006 at 07:39AM). "Black diamonds juggle urban, township worlds". Cape Times. Retrieved 2007-09-17.
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External Links
- wizzy.com - blog entry on Mzoli's
- A Day at Mzoli's in Guguletu, Kari Renae Alire, TravelBlog.
- Mzoli's at Cape Town & Western Cape official visitor website