than the local tuckshops. Residents say that they will continue buying from them as they are much cheaper than tuckshops owned by local people. SpeakingtoEcho,anunidentified local tuckshop owner said that many of them are now battling to sustain their businesses and are even thinking of shutting them down. She said: “We are not discriminating ,but we feel that it is unfair for them to leave their countries and take our jobs. They have taken over, as in the area we have close to 10 tuckshops and containers owned by them”. Another tuckshop owner who also did not want to be identified said: “We have been communi- 15 Qala bona leso bekusiqunto esitjengisa umusa nokungakhethi kangangani! UJehova wabaphatha ngehlonipho abafazaba ebebangachaphazwa, njengombana enza kuma-Israyeli asebujamweni obungcono kunebabo. (Rhu. 68:6 [Rhu. 68:5]) Le yindaba yeBhayibheli yinye kezinengi ezitjengisa iqiniso elikhuthazakweli: UJehova uphatha zoke iinceku zakhe ngokungakhethi.—1 Sam. 16:1-13; IzE. 10:30-35, 44-48. Possibly a location name for someone from the Hacmunderness (Agemundrenessa, Amounderness), Lancashire. From the elements ac meaning "oak" and mund meaning "protection", meaning in total "a ness or promontory sheltered by oaks"... [more]