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SARS continued threats of going after taxpayers is starting to pay ever greater ''dividends''.

Great job socialists!
You're running out of other people's month fast.

The minister of Finance claiming the government can never run out of money because it can just tax more is coming back to bite them.

Unfortunately, this will lead to ever higher rates of government bonds being issued to cover the shortfall in taxes. Thus increasing the inflation rate even more.

Obviously, this will lead to the Reserve Bank increasing interest rates even more to counter the runaway borrowing from the State.

https://dailyinvestor.com/south-africa/73109/millionaires-dumping-south-africa-2/


Temu products, other than clothing, are more expensive to buy before tax/shipping than sourcing locally.

With this tax change on clothing, it's still cheaper than most local clothing retailers
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https://dailyinvestor.com/retail/73125/sars-cracks-down-on-temu-and-shein/




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Forward from: South Africa Reports
🇿🇦🇨🇳 SA’s EV tax break may lure China to invest in multi-billion-rand industry

Enabling a 150% tax deduction on investment in electric- and hydrogen-powered vehicle production comes as Chinese automakers are taking Africa’s biggest car market by storm.

South Africa is poised for Chinese investment in its $27 billion automotive industry after the president signed a tax break for the production of so-called new-energy vehicles into law.

Three Chinese automakers have already signed non-disclosure agreements with the Automotive Business Council, CEO Mikel Mabasa said, declining to identify them.

While the industry has welcomed the step, it comes after years of warnings that car making, the jewel in South Africa’s manufacturing sector, is at risk because of legislation in its biggest export market — the European Union — aimed at phasing out the use of internal-combustion engines.

https://www.moneyweb.co.za/news/south-africa/south-africas-ev-tax-break-may-lure-china-to-invest-in-multi-billion-rand-industry/


Forward from: South Africa Reports
ArcelorMittal South Africa to Close Long-Steel Works

ArcelorMittal South Africa will close its business that makes long-steel products, potentially affecting about 3,500 jobs.

Persistent high logistics and energy costs, together with insufficient policy interventions by the government, left the business unsustainable, the company said in a statement Monday.

A decision to shutter the business was previously announced last February, but the company delayed the move after consulting with the government and state-owned freight firm.

South African steel industry “is facing its greatest sustained challenge” since the 2008 financial crisis, the firm said, adding that deteriorating global and local steel markets, high expenses and surging low-cost imports — particularly from China — have damaged the business.

@SouthAfricaReports


Official warning issued.
Godspeed.


Someone ordered some rain.
Good luck!




The last vestiges of civiliansation will ultimately be sacrificed on the altar of ''combating racist colonialism''.

Watch as a bunch of ''do-gooders'' dismantle these laws and then complain about all the heaps of feces and rank odour of urine on the sidewalks.


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It is an offence to urinate or defecate in any public place (in a municipality or town) that is not specifically made for that purpose. [Summary Offences Act 1953 (SA) s 24].


Eskom has entered its death spiral.
Charging more and more for electricity distributed while demand for its supply decreases.

Its inability to recoup the estimated R110 billion (by March 2025) stolen by municipalities due to political interference and its own internal corruption and mismanagement is set to accelerate the spiral.

Ultimately, Eskom will be left with a large number of non-paying users and a few who can not migrate due to cost and/or municipality bylaws and other monopolistic shenanigans
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https://businesstech.co.za/news/energy/805289/eskom-getting-replaced/






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🌍 Africa is currently facing more conflicts than at any time since 1946, according to data from Uppsala University and Norway’s Peace Research Institute Oslo. In 2024, the institutes recorded 28 state-based conflicts across 16 of Africa’s 54 countries—more than any other region and twice as many as 15 years ago. This conflict zone spans roughly 4,000 miles, covering 10% of sub-Saharan Africa’s land mass, an area that has doubled in just three years.

https://www.wsj.com/world/africa/africa-has-entered-a-new-era-of-war-c6171d8e

https://archive.ph/QpZu0

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Forward from: South Africa Reports
🇿🇦💸 South Africa’s tax base shock

South Africa’s tax system is facing an alarming imbalance that economists warn is unsustainable:

▪️Just 1,660,182 individuals—a mere 2.6% of the country’s 64 million people—contribute 76.2% of all personal income tax.

▪️The situation is equally concerning in the corporate sector. Only 1,051 companies—representing 0.1% of the total—pay 72.3% of all company income tax.

▪️Over 30% of the population—approximately 19.2 million people—currently rely on social grants, a figure projected to grow to 19.7 million by 2026/27.

▪️This means that roughly 12% of South Africans who pay income tax are supporting a social safety net for nearly half the population.

https://businesstech.co.za/news/finance/804878/south-africas-tax-base-shock/





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