Ingquza Hill Street Trading and Allocation Policy, Final Draft , 2007

By The WIEGO Team on September 01, 2017

The draft policy broadly seeks to provide a framework within which street trading may be or may not be allowed in Ingquza Hill and how allocation for piece of land or premises for trading shall be conducted.

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