LEA Launches Aggressive 2019-2023 Strategy

Monday, March 18, 2019

Local Enterprise Authority (LEA) has recently launched a five-year strategy, which is aimed at developing and nurturing a pool of sustainable and competitive Small Macro Enterprises (SMEs).

The 2019-2023 strategy seeks to contribute to the reduction of the import bill and help SMEs survive past the infancy stage, which is usually the first three to five years, thus create employment in turn.

Speaking during the launch recently, LEA chief executive officer, Racious Moatshe said the sector could help diversify the economy from minerals.

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