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British American Tobacco to retrench SA workers due to fall in cigarette sales

Despite the economic impact of BATSA losing sales to illicit cigarettes, experts still consider smoking a public health emergency.

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Higher tobacco prices leads to declining use

Higher tobacco prices leads to declining use
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More South Africans are smoking - higher taxes and stronger law enforcement are needed

More South Africans are smoking - higher taxes and stronger law enforcement are needed
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Smoking is an expensive and minimised addiction, says experts

The cost of long-term smoking spans beyond daily cost of a full pack.

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OPINION | Proposed new tobacco regulations risk more jobs and livelihoods going up in smoke

Instead of proposing draconian regulations, the proper implementation of more moderate legislation might achieve better outcomes, says Diane Chakim.

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