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Clicks Pharmacy will issue a “formal complaint” after a Boulders Mall manager told a customer that he was not dressed decently and asked him to leave.
In a video circulating on social media, the man is seen in traditional Ndebele attire. At the entrance of a store, the man is confronted by another man, later identified as the manager of the center, who asked him to leave.
“Let’s make a long story short,” says the manager. “We have the right of admission. I don’t approve of this in my mall. “
A woman, who appears to be the one filming the altercation, says: “This is Africa. You can’t tell someone what to do or what to wear in which mall. “
The manager then hints that the man was dressed indecently, saying that the mall was “a public place,” to which the man says, “You are wearing Western clothing; I wear African clothes. “
The manager finally says that this is “my mall” and refused the man’s entry.
Pharmacy chain Clicks, whose store in the mall was the scene of the incident, said it would take action as the manager’s actions left it “embarrassed.”
In a statement on his official Twitter account, Clicks said his store manager intervened and the man was allowed to continue shopping.
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