Small business development minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams said she and her team are trying to find solutions aimed at lessening the devastating effect of load-shedding on small businesses.
Details of the package, the criteria and avenues for application for the relief will be announced soon. Ndabeni-Abrahams said Sefa conducted research on the effect of load-shedding on its funded clients. She said the study showed that most respondents were highly reliant on electricity for their operations, with 71% of the respondents indicating they were hit by load-shedding.
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Lies
This country. Just come e with solution luke youth of 1976... ANC must fall. They care fir themselves. Friends and families. Nit fir the citizens After 27 year they expecting ud to believe their lies... Just JP like racist ciry of cape Town Jp Smit. Who's e targeting the poirs
Congress should've resolved to do away with this ministry.
Dear Cupcake, go play with your dolls!
Trying to find solutions...so the was no solution i am not surprised at all because vele my crush thinks about her beauty and image
The only relief that can be appreciated is ending load shedding, stop exporting our best coal to China & Germany & allowing your coal supplier to stop supplying stones & poor quality coal to our plants; let alone bankrupting the country for the switch to renewable energy!
Only now. This ministry is a joke. Small Business Development what have they done since inception? Job for pals.
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