RHAP advocates for higher ‘sin’ taxes

The Rural Health Advocacy Project (RHAP) has launched a powerful campaign calling for increased taxes on sugary drinks, alcohol, and tobacco products. This movement, backed by a coalition of health tax advocates, seeks to reduce the consumption of harmful products and alleviate the financial pressure on South Africa’s public health system. Last week, RHAP brought together an alliance of health…

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