More US Tariffs Hit South Africa | Ramaphosa Pauses the Impeachment Process against Himself

Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @morningshot   If you like our content and want to support us, buy us a Coffee at: https://buymeacoffee.com/morningshotza Summary: I cover three major stories, starting with the United States raising tariffs on South African exports from 10% to 12.5% over forced-labour allegations. Precious metals, certain minerals and some fruit exports are exempt, but vehicles, components and aluminium still face separate 25% tariffs. I also look at South Africa’s struggling manufacturing sector, the effectiveness of special economic zones and concerns around the planned points-based immigration system. I then turn to the Western Cape High Court’s decision to temporarily halt Parliament’s Phala Phala impeachment hearings against Cyril Ramaphosa, before looking at the latest chaos inside the MK Party. Jacob Zuma has appointed himself accounting officer, frozen party bank accounts and stepped in amid reported cash-flow problems, around R28 million in debt and office closures caused by unpaid rent. Chapters: 00:00 Monday Update Intro 00:23 US Tariffs Hit Exports 02:27 SEZs and Investment Reality 04:39 Migration and Visa Overhaul 08:30 Fixing the Economy 08:53 Ramaphosa Impeachment Halted 11:49 Delay Strategy and Elections 12:56 Zuma Freezes MK Funds 14:28 Wrap Up and Sign Off