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- The South African Revenue Service (SARS) is increasingly holding company directors personally liable for their business’s outstanding tax debts. Tax experts have reported new cases where SARS is actively pursuing directors to recover millions of rand in unpaid company taxes, including penalties, interest, and additional tax.
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- South Africa’s automotive sector has shown strong recovery momentum, with 2025 marking the highest new car sales since 2008 and 2026 continuing that upward trend. In the first quarter of 2026 alone, 161,978 vehicles were sold, supported by improving economic conditions such as stabilising inflation, stronger credit access, and steady consumer demand.
- Do you wish to share your insights in how decisions on agricultural policy matters are affecting your daily lives on the farm? Now is the time to be part of the discussion! It provides the perfect opportunity for women who live on farms or who are involved in a farming business or in the sector to become part of the discussion on how boardroom decisions on policy matters impact on your daily lives.
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Rising input costs tied to the conflict in the Middle East are adding strain to an already challenging farm economy. To better understand how global fertilizer market disruptions are affecting producers during spring planting, the American Farm Bureau Federation conducted a Fertilizer Availability Survey of farmers and ranchers across the country. More than 5,700 farmers responded to the survey, which was conducted April 3 through April 11.
