- VAT increase decision is not final; alternatives are being explored
- National Treasury has 30 days to find other options to raise needed funds
- ANC President Ramaphosa spoke at a media briefing in Soweto
- National Working Committee tasked with discussing next steps for parties in Government of National Unity
- Unlikely that VAT increase will be scrapped, but proposals are being considered
- Treasury examining options to fill a gap of about R13.5 billion
- US imposed 31 percent tariffs on South African goods
- South Africa will respond thoughtfully, acknowledging US sovereignty
- South Africa examining the impact of US tariffs and will state its position responsibly
Source: sabcnews.com
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