RHAP advocates for higher ‘sin’ taxes

Original Article by Tamar Kahn | Business Day | 22 October 2024

The Rural Health Advocacy Project is leading a campaign for higher taxes on sugary drinks, alcohol, and tobacco to alleviate the burden on the public health system.

The Rural Health Advocacy Project is leading a campaign for higher taxes on sugary drinks, alcohol, and tobacco to alleviate the burden on the public health system.

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