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Informal traders' permit waiver by City long overdue, Saita says

Informal traders' permit waiver by City long overdue, Saita says
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Call for government to reduce cost of chicken by cutting VAT and other taxes

The SA African Informal Traders Alliance (Saita) is calling on the government to remove tariff taxes and VAT on chicken products. ....

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Trader wins expired permit court action against City of Cape Town

Trader wins expired permit court action against City of Cape Town
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Informal traders welcome R4bn budget allocation for rural, township enterprises

Informal traders welcome R4bn budget allocation for rural, township enterprises
But warns the ‘devil is in the delivery’
TimesLIVE > By TimesLIVE - 25 February 2021 - 11:10
Some of the fruit that is traded at the People s Market in Johannesburg. File image
Image: Kgaugelo Masweneng,
The SA Informal Traders Alliance (Saita) has welcomed the budget allocation of R4bn to the department of small business development to support rural and township-based enterprises.
“As always the devil is in delivery, and therefore would like to be able to monitor the implementation of this budget closely to ensure it reaches its intended recipients. As we always say, nothing about us, without us,” said Rosheda Muller, national president of the alliance. ....

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