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Mboweni confident SA’s WEF delegation ‘did very well’
Mboweni was speaking at a media briefing in Davos, Switzerland where he has been leading a delegation of the country’s ministers and business people trying to sell South Africa as an investment destination.
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Don’t expect 'bag full of investments' from Davos, says Mboweni
Mboweni was speaking is Davos Switzerland, where he's leading a delegation of the country’s ministers and business people trying to sell South Africa as an investment destination.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: It's time to separate truth from lies
For those who wish to wrest the state from Cyril Ramaphosa and return us to Zuma-like years, creating a sense of crisis and chaos serves them well, writes Judith February.
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Mboweni adamant Treasury gave SAA financial support
Tito Mboweni addressed business leaders in Johannesburg this morning ahead of the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos next week.
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Mboweni sparks reaction after calling on SA & Lesotho to ‘remove the border’
Tito Mboweni, who studied at the National University of Lesotho in the 80s, was commenting on the political crisis in the Mountain Kingdom.
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FACT CHECK: Does Soweto owe Eskom R18 billion in unpaid electricity?
Soweto is accused of a culture of not paying for public services that is rooted in resistance to apartheid. Africa Check unpacks whether the township’s residents today owe South African power utility Eskom R18 billion?
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Mboweni: S.Africans must roll up their sleeves after Moody’s rating
Moody’s kept South Africa’s sovereign debt at BAA3, the lowest investment grade, but revised its outlook to negative, citing a deterioration in the economic growth outlook and rising debt.
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Moody’s decision to downgrade SA to negative was no surprise – DA
Moody’s changed its outlook on the country's credit rating from stable to negative.
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Heavy-hearted Mboweni reacts after Moody’s changes SA’s outlook to negative
Moody’s is the last of the three big ratings agencies to keep the country in positive territory.
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Parly moves ahead with NHI Bill public hearings despite concerns over funding
Treasury’s Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement document published this week paints a gloomy picture of the country’s economy and states NHI costs would balloon by R33 billion.
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Ramaphosa: Govt doesn’t need to cut down its workforce
Ramaphosa said the government needs to do the opposite and employ more in some sectors where there is a shortage of staff.
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More consultations around e-tolls to take place - Mbalula
Fikile Mbalula said Cabinet was busy assessing a number of options for the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project, the project that has as its core a system of e-tolls.
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ANALYSIS: Mid-term Budget underscores bad state of SA economy
A major concern is that the government’s resolve is strongest on policies that are actually quite suspect.
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Mboweni urges Eskom to get it together before another bailout
Mboweni said it’s time for state-owned companies to be weaned off state coffers, and that the government cannot continue to throw money at Eskom.
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CARTOON: Tightrope Tito
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Opposition parties not impressed with Mboweni’s MTBPS
MPs from various parties in the National Assembly on Wednesday reacted adversely to news of alarmingly rising debt levels, lower-than-forecast growth and a shortfall in tax collections.
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READ: The Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni delivered the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement on Wednesday afternoon.
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Mboweni: E-tolls are here to stay, pay your bills
Tito Mboweni announced that government had decided to retain the user pay principle remains with regards to e-tolls
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Mboweni: Public sector wage bill must be slashed
Government spends over R500 billion on the wage bill which has more than tripled between 2006 and 2019.
