[TOP STORY] Government policy U-turn stalls credit lifeline for SA small businesses

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‘Extending credit to small businesses was seen as an important enabler for small business to grow and thus create jobs. We're setting back a much bigger, more important agenda here by virtue of this misunderstanding,’ says Busa CEO, Khulekani Mathe.

16 Sep 9AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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