# ActionSA says the temporary fuel relief announced in the mini budget is not enough to help struggling households. The party welcomed the extra 4.4-billion-rand for the South African Revenue Service to improve tax collection. However, it criticised the government for lowering the economic growth forecast to 1.2-percent and failing to present a clear plan to tackle unemployment and poverty. ActionSA’s Alan Beesley says the government must also crack down on illegal trade.
Budget: ActionSA says fuel relief falls short of cost-of-living crisis