Key City – Umkonto Wesizwe (CC) called for the national parcel members to protest the VAT increase.
One statementThe MK Party said the VAT increase was “punishment, poor and anti-work class” and now it was time to fight back.
“Ramaphosa’s leadership is a careless decision to increase VAT by 0.5%, the poor is not a short thing of economic attack, and small enterprises in this country,” he said.
April, the increase in the increase in millions of South Africans and high food prices, inaccessible electricity, fuel, and the increase in the process of rising unemployment and poverty, he said.
The party has chosen to push South Africans to the best interests of the Ramaphosa regime and white coalition partners to further poverty.
(Media Statement): To fight against the MK Party, progressive parties and civil society
Penalty, poor and working anti-business anti-Moves. pic.twitter.com/dqhrhzb7jk– National Spear Party (Official) (@mkhodosesix) 14 March 2025
The MK Party offered an alternative to VAT increase, which will end the working class.
This allows you to enter a wealth tax for R800 billion, fraud and illegal funding, and increase a variety of institution taxes to increase enterprise tax (BOT) for the development of infrastructure.
The MK has not been intentionally ignored by the Ramaphosa regime’s solutions and chose more penalties for the poor.
The MK Party considers the VAT not as a policy decision, but a black worker’s class, black poor and black small business owners said, “Ndhlela said.
The party’s failure of injustice and Siad, it will not allow different parties to the national parcel and will not allow the country to stop.
“We call all the structures, friends, friends, friends, friends and aligned combinations to prepare for mass resistance. This white capital management warned the poor – now people will fight corruption, neoliberalism and betrayal.” NDHLELA.
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