As the country marks the one-year anniversary of the July riots this week, larger businesses remain hesitant to build capacity back to pre-riot levels; in KZN, some firms that are still struggling to recover are considering relocating to other provinces.
A year after the looting in KZN, some businesses are back on track but smaller companies want to relocate for fear of a repeatAs the country marks the one-year anniversary of the July riots this week, larger businesses remain hesitant to build capacity back to pre-riot levels, while
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