Final answer:
Mr. Zille's monthly UIF contribution is calculated as 1% of his monthly wage. None of the provided options (R8600, R17200, R2150, R4300) match the correct UIF contribution of R172 based on his weekly wage of R4300.
Step-by-step explanation:
To calculate Mr. Zille's monthly Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) contributions, we need to apply the UIF contribution rates to his weekly wage. In South Africa, the UIF contribution is 1% from the employee based on the salary earned. Therefore, if Mr. Zille earns R4300 per week, we would calculate his monthly UIF contribution as follows:
Monthly wage = Weekly wage × 4 (approximate number of weeks in a month)
Monthly wage = R4300 × 4 = R17200
Monthly UIF contribution = Monthly wage × UIF contribution rate
Monthly UIF contribution = R17200 × 0.01 = R172
However, since none of the given options (R8600, R17200, R2150, R4300) match the correct UIF contribution of R172, it's possible there is a misunderstanding regarding the monthly wage calculation, or the provided options are incorrect. For the purpose of selecting an answer from the options given, none of them are correct based on the UIF calculation.