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SKOROKORO CAR DEALERS RAIDED!

SKOROKORO CAR DEALERS RAIDED! Comments The Gauteng Office of Consumer Affairs under Gauteng Department of Economic Development, together with other A cop conducts a compliance inspection at a car dealership in Malvern, Joburg. Photo by Christopher Moagi. MOST dealerships on Jules Street in Malvern, Joburg, have no paperwork to operate or even sell secondhand cars. This was revealed on Tuesday, 8 June when the Gauteng office of consumer affairs, which falls under the economic development department, conducted inspections in the area along with police. Sanele Mthuli from the office told Daily Sun there was zero compliance in the area. “Since we’ve been here, officers have been issuing fines of about R2 000 to suppliers selling cars without being registered to sell cars,” she said.

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New stock exchange to help grow small businesses

Hon Stuart Nash Hon Dr David Clark A new share trading market, designed as a gateway to the NZX for small-to-medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), has been granted a licence by the Government. Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister, David Clark said Catalist Markets Ltd will provide a simpler and more affordable ‘stepping stone’ for SMEs to raise capital. “This is a big win for kiwi businesses and it ties in well with the Government’s focus on securing an economic recovery in the wake of COVID-19. Through Catalist, SMEs looking to grow into larger enterprises have a new means of getting there.

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The best high-interest current accounts

Current accounts can sometimes offer better rates than dedicated savings accounts

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MP SPEAKS | Confusing SOPs almost a week into total lockdown

'Over a year since first MCO, govt should know how to implement full lockdown.'

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