Before the pandemic, 26% of cigarettes sold in SA were illicit. Now the figure is 40%. Picture: 123RF/DZIEWUL
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The illicit trade in tobacco has surged in SA, fuelled in part by the Covid-19 pandemic and a steep rise in the cost of living. Business Day TV caught up with Sinenhlanhla Mnguni, chair of the Fair Trade Independent Tobacco Association and Johann van Loggerenberg, a former Sars executive and author of Tobacco Wars, to discuss the impact the trade has had on the economy.

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