By Tumelo Khotha The daily reality of running a small business used to mean braving the elements and enduring constant uncertainty for Nancy Molise, a street hawker from Qwaqwa in the Free State. Today, operating under cover at the old Setsing Plaza in Phuthaditjhaba, her perspective offers a rare glimpse of hope amid broader economic frustration. “We are safe when the rain falls. We also feel like human beings when we report for work. Our digni…
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