SA is considering expanding its flagship vehicle industry incentive scheme to shield the nearly R500bn backbone of the nation’s manufacturing sector from the fallout of US tariffs.

“What we’re currently considering is the possibility of expanding the automotive production programme to mitigate impact on the industry. Of course, we have to be cognisant of the impact on our fiscus,” trade, industry & competition minister Parks Tau said on radio station Power 98.7...

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