eThekwini invests R260m in informal trading infrastructure

Bizcommunity26 October 2026 at 08:13

The eThekwini Municipality has invested R260m in informal trading infrastructure over three financial years, upgrading markets and trading facilities to improve working conditions and unlock economic opportunities.
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