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High hopes at Sibanye for US tax bonanza

But fingers are being crossed that Trump’s men will not undo credits lobbied from Biden administration

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IMF warns against African debt as Trump cuts bite

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The International Monetary Fund has urged South Africa and other African states to consider enhancing their tax bases or even cutting spending to fund development rather than taking on new debt in the current climate.

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Sars gives businesses more time for VAT increase reversals

The South African Revenue Service has given businesses and service providers that cannot immediately reverse the 15.5% VAT charge an opportunity to do so by 15 May.

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Hi-tech, yes — but is it safe?

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The Shanghai Motor Show featured state-of-the-art EVs and self-driving vehicles, but most exhibitors also focused on old-fashioned values

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