REGISTER YOUR BUSINESS AND BE EXPOSED TO CITY OPPORTUNITIES

GERMISTON –MMC for Developmental Planning and Real Estate, Ald Nomadlozi Nkosi has urged

women use the opportunity to register and acquire trading permits from the city.

MMC Nkosi was speaking during the Informal Traders Summit held at Rabasotho Community Hall

in Thembisa on Wednesday, 14 August 2024. The informal traders summit was held as part of the

Women’s Month commemorations.

She said that informal trading is one of the ‘critical components of Ekurhuleni and the country’s

economic development’

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“This is why are streamlining this process which will allow you to trade with dignity, security and

stability. The permits are not just a piece of paper, they are your gateway to a better future. This

gives you the opportunity to trade legally, and opens doors to support services, training and

resources that are provided by aimed at boosting your business,” Ald. Nkosi said.

She further pointed out that the city is allocating land to the aspirant farmers, and 6000

applications were received.

“That is the reason I am urging all of you informal traders and small businesses to register so that

you can do proper business with the city. There are a lot of opportunities that you will be able to

access by registering,” emphasised Ald. Nkosi.

Report received from COE.