
EFF hails court ruling suspending VAT hike as victory for the poor
EFF says VAT suspension by court protects poor South Africans and restores Parliament’s authority.
TUESDAY, 06 MAY 2025, 10:34
EFF says VAT suspension by court protects poor South Africans and restores Parliament’s authority.
EFF Leader Julius Malema briefs the media on suspended VAT increase
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has requested a report on provincial government renting office space
Two fires days apart at Tembisa Hospital, potholes and safety were some of the issues discussed at Freedom Day celebrations in Gauteng’s East Rand on Sunday.
The Acting President urged South Africans to reject racial divisions.
Kieswetter says the ruling provides critical clarity for the administration of the VAT Act
Jacob Zuma urges Mamelodi community to honour Freedom Day by backing MK Party in 2026 elections.
Malema says SA faces collapse without a new budget and slams poor services in Free State town.
Floyd Shivambu says Freedom Day means little while many South Africans lack basic services.
Premier Oscar Mabuyane says more must be done to bridge rural development gaps in Eastern Cape.
Mantashe says this move would would encourage healing over hatred among people of all races.
EFF leader Julius Malema addresses Freedom Day celebration in Brandfort, Free State.
Officials of parties in the government of provincial unity and Luthuli’s family will be present.
Acting president Gwede Mantashe will on Sunday deliver the keynote address at the national Freedom Day commemoration event in Ermelo, Mpumalanga.
Zuma will also visit the cemetery in Mamelodi where Mahlangu was buried after being hanged in 1979.
Freedom Day is a day South Africa celebrates its first post-apartheid election.
DA, EFF head to court to stop VAT increase and challenge the legality of the 2025 budget process.
Infrastructure across Ermelo is crumbling, with water shortages, pothole-riddled roads
How can a single member of the executive, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana, unilaterally withdraw a decision of Parliament related to the proposed 0.5 percentage point VAT increase, without the legislature’s involvement?
CEO Dan Marokane says their focus is on ensuring the availability of additional power in winter.
Parliament has accepted that, in light of recent developments, it must go back to the drawing board on the fiscal framework, it said in a letter to the Western Cape High Court on Friday.