SARS

Randburg's economy runs on small business and self-employment—contractors, consultants, traders, and entrepreneurs who've built livelihoods outside corporate structures. That reality shapes what the city needs from its retail sector. SARS, operating in this context, serves a population that's financially independent and often juggling multiple income streams, meaning they need retailers who understand VAT, invoice requirements, and the kind of business-grade supplies that keep operations running. The city's character as a commercial hub—not a purely residential one—means supermarkets here aren't just filling shopping trolleys; they're supporting the informal and formal economy that keeps Randburg functioning.