- Economist Azar Jammine predicts that the South African government may have to increase VAT.
- South Africans are already struggling with rising inflation, interest rates, and stagnant salaries.
- Consumer spending is starting to take strain due to these factors.
- The rise in interest rates has led to consumers taking on more credit.
- Increasing VAT may be a way for the government to address the economic challenges.
Source: enca.com
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