Shematera Weavers' Chain Meets the VAT Line

A drive to widen the tax base has locked hundreds of shops in one of Mercato's oldest cloth markets.

The footsteps, bargaining voices and rustle of cotton cloth that once filled Shematera in Mercato have faded. An informal, receipt-free supply chain now faces the city's push for VAT compliance.

The effort pits weavers and traders against tax authorities seeking to expand the revenue base.

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