JOHANNESBURG, April 24 (Reuters) - South Africa on Thursday scrapped plans to raise value-added tax after a political backlash that threatened the stability of the ruling coalition government. The ...

For as long as the ANC can rely on these parties to resist real change, they will continue to behave with arrogance, and the DA, alone, will continue to drive public pressure and legal recourse to ...

The Finance Minister has warned that any move to increase taxes or to introduce the new ones would cost the economy billions.

The OECD suggests South Africa should consider increasing VAT as its rate remains below the organisation’s average and has the potential to broaden the country’s tax base.

STORY: South African beverage company owner Ndumiso Madlala fears an upcoming VAT hike could hurt his small business, which produces alcoholic ginger beer and soft drinks.To boost revenue, the ...

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said the National Treasury is looking at all options to avoid having to raise value-added tax but that the prospects for escaping such an increase are dim ...

Software solutions provider SOFTSWISS has released a new regulated market overview, iGaming in South Africa 2025, serving as ...

Dis VAT increase wey South Africa Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announce for March 2025 during di budget speech cause serious political battle between parties for di coalition govment.

Report serves as a comprehensive guide to South Africa’s online gambling landscape, offering operators and stakeholders ...

On Thursday, South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa fired Andrew Whitfield, the deputy minister of Trade, Industry and ...

It is South Africa’s political-economic structure, its ‘relations of power’, that need transformation, if the objective is to reverse our shameful poverty, unemployment and inequality. This ...

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) -South Africa on Thursday scrapped plans to raise value-added tax after a political backlash that threatened the stability of the ruling coalition government. The proposal ...