City of Joburg moves to end street trading mayhem
New permits to interface with home affairs, Sars and labour department
The City of Johannesburg is embarking on a drive to “clean up” its streets after it adopted a new policy seeking to strengthen the metro's hand in regulating informal traders with strict focus on compliance.
This will see the establishment of new structures in the city to oversee the issuing of informal traders’ permits, monitoring and allocation of trading sites. ..
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