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News24 | R3.18bn flowed to SA’s political parties last year – most of it courtesy of taxpayers

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South African political parties received R3.18 billion in 2024-2025, with 70% of that funding coming from taxpayers, according to the Electoral Commission’s Political Funding Report 2025.

South African political parties received R3.18 billion in 2024-2025, with 70% of that funding coming from taxpayers, according to the Electoral Commission’s Political Funding Report 2025.

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