SA’s inequality crisis is ultimately about who owns country’s wealth
This is the central argument of Oxfam South Africa’s new report, Hoarded Wealth, Dignity Denied: Confronting the Country’s Extreme Wealth and Inequality Emergency.
By Amir Bagherioromi, Oxfam South Africa Media and Campaigning Officer and Co-author and Publishing Manager of Hoarded Wealth, Dignity Denied: Confronting the Country’s Extreme Wealth and Inequality Emergency.
South Africa already taxes income and consumption, but the report argues that the tax system does not do enough to address the concentration of wealth at the top.
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