Zille on GNU fight: The DA’s nose is not bloodied

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The DA’s federal chair, Helen Zille, speaks on the GNU budget fallout and where this leaves the party. As the international trade war wages on, how will Trump’s tariffs impact SA’s agricultural exports? And how e-bikes are helping young entrepreneurs go the extra mile.

4 Apr 6AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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