‘They have forgotten we exist’: Limpopo entrepreneurs frustrated ahead of November polls

' A prominent business forum representing small, micro, and macro businesses in Limpopo has weighed in on the upcoming local government elections, saying it will be happy to see the back of some councillors elected in the November 2021 polls.” The forum demanded that the new administrations, to be appointed after the elections, provide: A supportive ecosystem from government Funding from government Business bailouts when struggling Help to draw up sound business plans Training in business management and financial accounting Regular engagements between government and the small and micro businesses in Limpopo One man’s bread is another man’s poison A prominent businessman in Ga-Malekana-Kutullo on the R555 between Steelpoort in Burgersfort and Jane Furse in Sekhukhune told The Citizen that a thriving retail destination does not always automatically benefit people far and wide.

Pay full price, support local Last month, Limpopo Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba hosted a special Heritage and Tourism Month luncheon honouring about 280 women who operate the famous 24-hour Tshakhuma Fruit Market along the R524 Punda Maria road in Makhado, Vhembe District.