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- The 2025 Budget, passed on April 2, introduces financial strain for South Africans with a VAT hike and no inflationary adjustments to counter tax bracket creep, squeezing household budgets from May 1. However, the General Fuel Levy (GFL) and Road Accident Fund (RAF) levies remain unchanged for the third year, though the carbon tax rose by 3 cents per liter.
- South Africa has 27.3+ million people on welfare grants – but only 7.1 million taxpayers
- Kommoditeitspryse het sedert Vrydag se sessie positief verhandel op die CBOT mark -Optimisme het terug na die mark toe gekeer met baie bullish nuus wat mark toe gekom het. Die USDA se WASDE verslag van verlede week wat kleiner as verwagte mielie en soja eindvoorraadsyfers gehad het bly momentum aan die mark verleen
- ’n Switserse studie wat in Nature gepubliseer is, het onthul dat menslike aktiwiteit gelei het tot ’n afname van byna 20-persent in globale biodiversiteit. Navorsers het data van 2 100 studies ontleed en 50 000 bewerkte en ongerepte gebiede vergelyk.
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