- The Democratic Alliance publicly opposed the VAT increase but their deputy finance minister was aware of it.
- ActionSA exposed the DA’s involvement in the VAT hike and the 2025 Budget.
- ActionSA provided evidence of the DA’s role in drafting the VAT increase.
- The DA’s deputy finance minister was involved in budget preparations and speech writing.
- ActionSA accused the DA of using the VAT hike for political gain in the Government of National Unity.
- The DA’s actions were seen as attempts to gain influence rather than protect public interest.
Source: magic828.co.za
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