What's going on with Checkers Wilrogate (Roodepoort)?

You walk in the shop and the music is in Afrikaans. Their announcements are also in Afrikaans. The specials are in Afrikaans. "I dont know if this means this is the price for 1 item or not??' one black lady said. Your customer base is mostly black. Chances are, blacks and whites are more likely to understand content in English, and most blacks don't speak Afrikaans. But you chose to cater to white monority that speaks Afrikaans. A conscious decision on your part in this day and age. But maybe you were only trying to be more inclusive? After all, Afrikaans is one of the official languages, but, I didn't see specials in Tswana. I didn't hear a Zulu song. Have you ever heard of transformation? Is your shop going backwards? Am I not welcome in your shop?