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Businesses Affected By Covid 19

Moses Kotane Research InstituteRef: https://mkri.institute/businesses-affected-by-covid-19/

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The document describes the Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs and its entities urging SMEs to report their COVID-19 lockdown-related challenges. It directs readers to the One Stop Shop Business Support Desk (phone and link) for assistance. It appears to be a webpage/news item from the Moses Kotane Research Institute site, listing a COVID-19 related business support message and contact information.

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One Stop Shop Business Support Desk

The Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs and its entities ask all small to medium enterprises to report the business challenges they are facing during the COVID-19 lockdown. Businesses can do this through the One Stop Shop Business Support Desk, by phoning 063 692 1634 or using the support desk link.

Who it is for: all small to medium enterprises (SMEs) with business challenges during the COVID-19 lockdown
How to act on it: Phone the One Stop Shop Business Support Desk on 063 692 1634, or use the link www.tikzn.co.za/support-desk, to report business challenges.

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Visit One Stop Shop Business Support Desk on 063 692 1634 or using this link: www.tikzn.co.za/support-desk .

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https://mkri.institute/businesses-affected-by-covid-19/

Key Takeaways

organization: Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs
entity: One Stop Shop Business Support Desk
contact: 063 692 1634
link: www.tikzn.co.za/support-desk
subject: Businesses affected by COVID-19
audience: small to medium enterprises (SMEs)
year: 2022
source: Moses Kotane Research Institute website
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