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Private sector mobilises as the government falters in tariff fallout | SA News

7 August 2025 by Guest

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  • As South Africa absorbs the first real economic blow of the second Trump presidency, the business sector, not government, is leading the response. A 30% tariff hits hard, but it’s the scramble that follows that may define the country’s economic trajectory.
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As South Africa absorbs the first real economic blow of the second Trump presidency, the business sector, not government, is leading the response. A 30% tariff hits hard, but it’s the scramble that follows that may define the country’s economic trajectory.

Unlike President Cyril Ramaphosa, who has been widely criticised for his slow response to economic crises, the private sector has already moved to propose interventions to blunt the blow of the US tariffs.

Busi Mavuso, chief executive of Business Leadership South Africa, points out that although businesses can eventually adapt, urgent temporary support is…

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