Tougher laws mooted for errant car dealers

Tuesday, November 15, 2016

Government intends to end unfair business practices in the motor vehicle industry

A new set of stringent regulations could be in store for the motor vehicle dealership industry, which has been under intense scrutiny following numerous complaints from consumers.

Speaking at a workshop held in Gaborone last week, Principal commercial officer in the Department of Trade and Consumer Affairs, Gorata Moloise said government is set to review the current consumer protection laws to come up with hefty charges.

The workshop was hosted by the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry in conjunction with motor industry dealers.

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