THE MORNING BRIEFAs South Africans mark Family Day, a time rooted in togetherness and care, many are also confronting the often-unspoken financial strain of “Black Tax.”
As South Africans mark Family Day, a time rooted in togetherness and care, many are also confronting the often-unspoken financial strain of “Black Tax.” While supporting extended family reflects the spirit of Ubuntu, nearly half of households are carrying the burden of one income supporting multiple dependants—placing growing pressure on personal finances.
Guest: Sharon Mmitsi: Debt Counsellor, National Debt Advisors
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