Questions 1.Thando has just completed her degree at Richfield. She applies to Mnandi Chickens in Kwamashu for a position as a trainee Manager. She is interviewed by Mel and commences work on the 17 Of January 2022. Mr Edward is an Entrepreneur and an avid reader of the Business day magazine. A supplier in Brazil who has a branch office in Cape Town South Africa uses the above article to influence Edward to conclude a sale to, import "bone-in" chicken from Brazil for re-sale at KwaMashu. Mr Edward orders and pays in advance for one ton "bone-in" chicken. Mr Edward's supplier in Brazil, only supplied one hundred kilograms of "bone-in" chicken. The chickens arrive late from Brazil. Mr Edward has already advertised the chickens at R30.00 per kg. Study the article and circumstances indicated above carefully and identify the various violations that are in contravention of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008.Advise Thando and Edward of all their consumer rights that has been violated by the supplier, including, but not limited to, marketing and quality of goods. Edward requires your advice to be offered in a written presentation. 2.Due to the late arrival of the "bone-in" chicken from Brazil, Mr Edward has only three days to sell the chickens in order to comply with the "sell by" date stamped on the boxes. On the 4th day Mr Edward advises his customers that the "sell-by" date is a typographical error, and should be ignored. Unfortunately for Mr Edward, his business experienced a prolonged period of load shedding overnight and his manager delayed in switching the cold room controls back on the following day. The frozen chickens had thawed excessively. (30) Advise Mr Edward of his customer's right to the right to fair value, good quality and safety as specified in the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008. (30) 3.Tabulate the similarities and differences between the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 and the Protection of Personal Information's act 4 of 2013 as they apply to direct marketing activities. (30)