GNU teeters: Organised business worried

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ANC leaders tell caucus that they cannot work with the Democratic Alliance (DA) if the party does not get behind the approved budget. Business Unity South Africa is concerned about the potential ructions should the DA exit the GNU. A look at the consequences of the US cutting defence ties with South Africa. And Donald Trump hits SA with a 30% tariff increase – what will this mean for our pockets?

3 Apr 6AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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