“We are in the first phase focusing on ensuring that firms in tourism survive and get support from government funding schemes,” said Maynier.
Small, medium and micro-enterprises in the province have also been flagged as a sector in need of support. However, despite the relief fund schemes on offer from the national government, the province seems to be lagging in terms of how many businesses, particularly in the informal sector, are using it.
John Peters from the Department of Economic Development said a big challenges was accessibility, with Nedbank being the only bank facilitating this with the Department of Small Business. The fact that the Western Cape had one supplier where they can go and make sure of the R3500 to buy stock. This was an issue the national Department of Small Business’s Mzoxolo Maki said they were working to resolve as they were in discussions with other banks.
So fucking what Cape Town must learn to compromise
Media doing it all it can to convince us that crazy Steenhuieesn is right
That finger with an ugly nail polish will probably give me nightmares but ok😫💔
So what? Who hasn't that's y they crying wolf wanting to uplift the lockdown bloody agents..u are not special!!
Mtamerri Poor Republic of Western Cape
The country lost way more than that!
But that's the epicentre of this virus- StayHomeSA
They are crying about that, not the over 100 people who died?
Start making billions and forget about people's lives if is what you want