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Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic)

Main government department overseeing trade & industry policy.

Department of Agriculture, Land Reform & Rural Development

Drives agriculture, land reform, and rural development in South Africa.

Department of Mineral Resources & Energy

Ensures sustainable development and efficient use of South Africa’s mineral & energy resources.

South African Revenue Services (SARS)

Body providing Tax administration and customs services.

South African Government

Official South African Government Information & Services

National Treasury

Body that manages South Africa’s public finances, economic policy, and fiscal stability.

BBBEE Commission

Promotes economic transformation and enforcing compliance with South Africa’s B-BBEE legislation.

Southern African Customs Union (SACU)

SACU promotes free trade among Southern African member countries.

World Trade Organisation

Body that regulates global trade and promoting fair international commerce.

Department of Trade, Industry and Competition
(the dtic)

Main government department overseeing trade & industry policy.

Department of Agriculture, Land Reform & Rural Development

Drives agriculture, land reform, and rural development in South Africa.

Department of Mineral Resources & Energy

Ensures sustainable development and efficient use of South Africa’s mineral & energy resources.

South African Revenue Services (SARS)

Body providing Tax administration and customs services.

South African Government

Official South African Government Information & Services

National Treasury

Body that manages South Africa’s public finances, economic policy, and fiscal stability.

BBBEE Commission

Promotes economic transformation and enforcing compliance with South Africa’s B-BBEE legislation.

Southern African Customs Union (SACU)

SACU promotes free trade among its five Southern African member countries.

World Trade Organisation

Body that regulates global trade and promoting fair international commerce.

Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic)

Main government department overseeing trade & industry policy.

Department of Agriculture, Land Reform & Rural Development

Drives agriculture, land reform, and rural development in South Africa.

Department of Mineral Resources & Energy

Ensures sustainable development and efficient use of South Africa’s mineral & energy resources.

South African Revenue Services (SARS)

Body providing Tax administration and customs services.

South African Government

Official South African Government Information & Services

National Treasury

Body that manages South Africa’s public finances, economic policy, and fiscal stability.

BBBEE Commission

Promotes economic transformation and enforcing compliance with South Africa’s B-BBEE legislation.

Southern African Customs Union (SACU)

SACU promotes free trade among its five Southern African member countries.

World Trade Organisation

Body that regulates global trade and promoting fair international commerce.

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