South Africa to remove luxury duty on lower value smartphones
South Africa's government has proposed to remove the luxury excise duty on smartphones worth below 2,500 rand ($136.37) from ...
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Tobacco Playbook Redux? Greenwashing report calls for a fossil fuel ad ban in SA
South Africa’s fossil fuel giants are selling a green dream, but the country’s first greenwashing report shows this to be a ...
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South Africa to remove excise duties on smartphones from April 1 to enhance digital inclusion
The South African government plans to make smartphones affordable for low-income earners by removing the luxury excise duty ...
Union demands Gayton McKenzie's removal amid racial discrimination storm over job adverts
Workers union GIWUSA has launched a scathing attack on Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie, demanding his immediate removal after ...
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DoohClick expands in South Africa with Innovocean Ad Management partnership
This partnership further cements DoohClick’s growth in the South African market, where the platform is already trusted by ...