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South Africa’s Small Business Renaissance: Minister Stella Ndabeni’s Roadmap for Inclusive Economic Growth

30 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Minister Stella Ndabeni has launched a powerful plan to help small businesses all across South Africa grow and thrive. With nearly R3 billion set aside, her roadmap supports over a million micro, small, and medium enterprises through funding, training, and new technology access. She wants to break down old barriers that kept many entrepreneurs, especially in rural areas, from succeeding. By investing in skills, assets, and digital tools, the plan lights a bright path for local makers and dreamers to build stronger communities and a fairer economy for everyone.

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