By Antoinette Slabbert
Any business within 60m of a national road affected.
Owners and operators of roadside businesses are up in arms over proposed amendments to the South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) policy on rest and service facilities (RSFs) along national roads.
They maintain that Sanral will be exceeding its mandate by trying to regulate the type of business that may operate, where, its location, and the profile of the people running the business – and this on private land.
They also want a say about environmental matters and land use, instead of sticking to road access, road quality and safety. READ the full article on the Moneyweb website
