Any intervention to boost SMMEs within the SEZ will consider the sectoral interests of various groups, including the youth, women, and people living with disabilities. An ongoing effort involves the development of a comprehensive policy framework on enterprise development, shaped by the active participation of diverse stakeholders within the business sector. This framework is designed to bolster local businesses, with a special focus on supporting women, youth, and individuals with disabilities.

Nkomazi SEZ aims to empower Small, Medium, and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs) by establishing a Technology Center designed to meet their operational, digital, and professional needs. This center will serve as an accessible hub where SMMEs can grow their businesses through the strategic use of modern technology and collaborative infrastructure.

Digital Workspace Access:
High-speed internet connectivity
Secure Wi-Fi and network infrastructure
Printing, scanning, and business center support

Small Boardrooms:
Professionally equipped meeting rooms (4–8 people)
Audio-visual presentation tools (projectors, smart displays)
Booking system for scheduled meetings or walk-ins

Business Support Services:
IT support and digital tools training
Access to shared software (e.g., accounting, CRM, design tools)
Guidance on digital transformation and cybersecurity basics
Skills Development:
Workshops on digital marketing, e-commerce, and cloud tools
Mentorship and business coaching programs
Partnered training from tech industry experts