- South Africa is at a critical juncture with a looming parliamentary vote on the national budget.
- Political tensions are rising due to proposed tax hikes.
- The Democratic Alliance opposes the government’s proposed increase in value-added tax.
- Concerns exist about whether the budget will be passed.
- Failure to pass the budget could lead to serious economic consequences and questions about the stability of the government of national unity.
Source: enca.com
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