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KwaZulu-Natal Finance MEC Francois Rodgers. Image: KZN Treasury FacebookKwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Finance MEC Francois Rodgers addressed the significant delays in payments to suppliers faced by provincial departments, attributing the challenges not to the KZN Treasury but to a systemic transition at the national level. The announcement comes in response to rising concerns over the financial strain on local suppliers as departments struggle to process payment requests in a timely manner.

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The Department of Small Business Development has issued a warning to Spaza shop ownersImage: File: Itumeleng English/ Independent NewspapersThe Department of Small Business Development has issued a stern warning to spaza shop owners as reports surface of fraudulent individuals and groups bilking unsuspecting entrepreneurs with promises of assistance in accessing the newly launched Spaza Shop Fund.

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PotholesThe Automobile Association (AA) has stated that the number of potholes on South African roads could be more 25 millionImage: Boxer Ngwenya/Independent NewspapersPotholes remain a major issue for the country, despite ongoing government efforts to address the problem through various maintenance programmes and targeted repair initiatives. The Automobile Association (AA) believes that the number of potholes on South African roads could be more than 25 million.

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The National Employers’ Association of South Africa (NEASA) and Afrikaans business organisation Sakeliga have jointly announced their decision to take legal actionImage: FreepikThe National Employers’ Association of South Africa (NEASA) and Afrikaans business organisation Sakeliga have jointly announced their decision to take legal action against the recently implemented Employment Equity Amendment Act (EEAA).

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In a bid to boost private investment, the KwaZulu-Natal Treasury has announced it will host a summitImage: Picture: Doctor Ngcobo/Independent NewspapersIn a bid to boost private investment, the KwaZulu-Natal Treasury has announced it will host a summit on  May 23, focused on public-private partnerships (PPPs).