New business hub for informal traders

A state-of-the-art facility is being incorporated into the existing Epping Fresh Produce Market. Informal traders will be able to use it as a trading and storage facility, as well as a place from which they can provide critical food security to communities. eNCA's Tanya Nefdt reports. Courtesy #DStv403

[@Keatwaak]

Just introduction of taxes to the informal traders...ENCA must not narrate as thou no regulation will be posed to the traders.

[@tonitappous2422]

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[@antoinejohnson780]

Why Can't The Market Become A Lake Instead Of A Revolving Poverty Schematic * This Lake Agreement Would Help One Pre existing issue until it is finished * a lake is what needed on that land old man democracy republic cognitive cloud individuals * check it out the right way *

[@tonitappous2422]

Dr Mpho Phalatse for mayor of Jhb!

[@ericcastle7296]

Marvelous l o l

[@MrRobertzingela]

Nothing marvelous about this, informal traders will suffer from higher fixed storage rents.

[@MrRobertzingela]

It's a trap, informal traders shouldn't allow this. They want to milk them with storage fees and Rent fees which will reduce their profits provided that they did not make a lot of revenue anyway.
This will increase their fixed costs.
The rich are milking every little effort of the poor.

[@tonitappous2422]

The city of CT cares about its residents - be happy for them!

[@lloydwood69]

This is just to tax information traders…wait and see