Tag: Enoch Godongwana
Godongwana Suspends VAT increase: What This Means for South Africans
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announces the suspension of a VAT increase for South Africa, offering relief to consumers.…
Godongwana Defends VAT Hike as Only Option Amidst Budget Deadlock in South Africa
Godongwana Defends VAT Hike as Only Option Amidst Budget Deadlock in South Africa
ANC Expected to Drop VAT Hike Plans Due to GNU Backlash and Growing Political Opposition
The ANC is expected to drop VAT hike plans following intense GNU backlash and political opposition. Learn how…
Ramaphosa Doubts Treasury Will Scrap VAT Increase as Budget Passes with New Revenue Plans
Ramaphosa Doubts Treasury Will Scrap VAT Increase as Budget Passes with New Revenue Plans
Budget 2025 Passed with VAT Increase as Rand Weakens: What Consumers Can Expect
Budget 2025 Passed with VAT Increase as Rand Weakens: What Consumers Can Expect
Save SA Calls for SRD Grant Increase as Godongwana Keeps It at R370 in Budget 2025
Save SA Calls for SRD Grant Increase as Godongwana Keeps It at R370 in Budget 2025
Govt Scraps Smartphone Tax for Devices Under R2,500
Govt Scraps Smartphone Tax for Devices Under R2,500
New VAT-Free Food Items Announced – But Not Everyone Is Impressed
New VAT-Free Food Items Announced The South African government has taken another step to help ease the financial…
Budget Speech 2025: South Africa’s Budget Stalls as Parties Reject Lower VAT Hike
The Budget Speech 2025 by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has sparked widespread debate, mainly due to the proposed…
Budget Speech 2025: Can Enoch Godongwana Find Solutions Amid SA’s Debt Crisis?
Budget 2025: Can Enoch Godongwana Find Solutions Amid SA’s Debt Crisis? Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana will deliver the…
Finance Minister Faces Backlash for Linking SRD Grant to Proposed VAT Hike
Finance Minister Faces Backlash for Linking SRD Grant to Proposed VAT Hike
SASSA Grant Beneficiaries Left in Limbo as 2025 Increases Remain Unconfirmed
SASSA Grant Beneficiaries Left in Limbo as 2025 Increases Remain Unconfirmed