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Video: ANC VAT Budget Hike: What’s Next for SA?

13 March 2025 by Guest

The DA’s fight against the ANC VAT budget continues! The DA unpacks the impact of the proposed disastrous budget, and the next steps in our fight against it. A VAT hike will leave more people in poverty and misery, this is why the DA stands for: More growth, less tax. More growth, less debt. More …

The DA’s fight against the ANC VAT budget continues! The DA unpacks the impact of the proposed disastrous budget, and the next steps in our fight against it. A VAT hike will leave more people in poverty and misery, this is why the DA stands for: More growth, less tax. More growth, less debt. More growth, less waste.

In this broadcast, our panel experts focus on:

  1. Solutions to guarantee economic growth and jobs.
  2. The Parliamentary process to unfold following the Minister of Finance’s budget speech.
  3. The root causes of government’s financial crisis.

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