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With 100 000 jobs on the line, Tau must ensure U.S. trade deal | SA News

28 July 2025 by Guest

Please find attached a soundbite by Toby Chance MP.

The DA is concerned that, with under a week remaining to the August 1 deadline, negotiations with the United States on a trade deal remain far from completion.

Minister Tau continues to claim negotiations are advancing, while South Africa is being kept in the dark, without any public updates, worried about the future of businesses.

Minister Parks Tau must conclude a trade deal with the United States before tariffs decimate our economic growth.

South Africa cannot afford a “no-deal” scenario. The economic cost is far too great.

The lives and livelihoods of 100 000 workers on our farms and in our car factories are far too important to…

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  1. Abiss

    4 September 2026 at 2:42 pm

    I thought I wanted a job, turns out I really just wanted a paycheck

  2. Shadow Bishop

    1 September 2026 at 7:10 pm

    Elon Musk was born in South Africa, and made an electric car. What if he had been born in Madagascar?

    He would have made a gas car

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