Cape Town wants more businesses to operate during lockdown
E-commerce, specialist artisans and some SMMEs should be allowed to function to enable a phased recovery of the economy, says James Vos
15 April 2020 - 15:54
The city of Cape Town is calling on the national government to consider allowing certain businesses, such as those in e-commerce and manufacturing, to be allowed to operate for the rest of the coronavirus lockdown period.
The city is also proposing that small, medium and micro-enterprises (SMMEs), especially those who employ 10 workers or less, be allowed to continue running, regardless of the sector...
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