Spaza Shops | Rezoning businesses & Title deeds - Volchere Kgekwane shares more

Financial costs, regulatory requirements and the fear of being held liable for various rates and taxes have been identified as some of the hinderances of Spaza shops complying with registration requirements. Speaking in Johannesburg, Gauteng MEC for Finance and Economic Development Lebogang Maile says some avoid registering as they see the registration as an extra burden aimed at making them pay more taxes. Maile says since the extension of the registration deadline to the 28th of February, thousands have continued to register, while inspections have also continued with some being shut for non-compliance with regulations. For some reaction we are now joined in studio by the CEO of the National Black Business Caucus Volchere Kgekwane.
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[@SIYABONGA-u5q]

Small businesses must be reserved for south africans

[@trackmonister4068]

Also pull out your businesses from the continent🦚

[@NoluJezile]

This registration process is the passage to legalize foreign nationals businesses that excludes South Africans due to registration requirements, let the government continue with this strategy.

[@C54WAY]

iSpaza fo yo conveniens. Even in festove seson

[@tapelongwenya]

The people who owns spaza shops are old and dont even see these news or adverts. You must go them !!!!

[@ethekwenimobility7234]

R 1 BILLION TO UPLIFT BLACK PEOPLE GONE.

[@georgethabethe4265]

Comrades ate that money i tell😊

[@ThandiweGulwa]

But all this is not a requirement fr the FOREIGN Spaza Shop Owners.
This approach is to exclude South Africans.

[@alexemergineer3202]

😂😂