Tshwane’s plan to deal with too few inspectors to monitor food safety compliance at spaza shops
The findings highlighted that the norm recommends one practitioner for every 10,000 residents, but Gauteng is operating at 30.3% of that capacity with Tshwane…
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Other recommendations include giving the Commissioner of the South African Revenue Service 120 days to identify businesses and owners evading tax. Across Gauteng, municipalities are severely understaffed with Johannesburg operating at 50% of required EHP capacity, Ekurhuleni at 23%, West Rand at 18%, and Sedibeng at just 16%.
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Other recommendations include giving the Commissioner of the South African Revenue Service 120 days to identify businesses and owners evading tax.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Across Gauteng, municipalities are severely understaffed with Johannesburg operating at 50% of required EHP capacity, Ekurhuleni at 23%, West Rand at 18%, and Sedibeng at just 16%.
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