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Cabinet hopes to be briefed on Eskom's draft white paper
The draft white paper is expected to set out how Eskom will be unbundled into three separate state-owned divisions for generation, transmission and distribution.
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South Africans still favour Ramaphosa, Malema not so much, survey finds
The latest South African Citizens Survey (SACS) reveals that favourability ratings of prominent political figures have declined.
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National Assembly approves Appropriations Bill to fund ailing SOEs
Wrapping up debate on the bill on Tuesday, Finance Minister Tito Mboweni warned that the country's debt to GDP ratio was at an 'unacceptable level' and put the country at serious risk.
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Mboweni: Eskom's financial crisis exposes entire economy to risk
The Special Appropriations Bill in Parliament, which provided for Eskom to get R59 billion of the R230 billion the government has pledged in support over the next decade.
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Cabinet sets August deadline for ‘workable solution’ on e-tolls
President Cyril Ramaphosa tasked his ministers and Gauteng Premier David Makhura to come up with a solution recently.
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Mboweni announces Sarb & interim PIC boards
The chairperson and deputy chairperson of the PIC board were expected to be elected at the first meeting of the board.
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Talks on future of e-tolls hard & robust, says Mbalula
While addressing reporters earlier on Monday, Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula said the finance minister’s hardened attitude towards the debate was understandable.
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Mbalula believes there’s an e-toll solution for all
Mbalula said a solution will be found for the current impasse of payment of e-tolls in Gauteng.
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Ramaphosa urges Mboweni, Mbalula to work with Makhura on e-tolls issue
Ramaphosa said the public spat between Mboweni and Makhura on social media is unfortunate and deeply regrettable.
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Cosatu demands action be taken against Mboweni after e-toll comments
Cosatu's provincial spokesperson Amos Monyela said steps should be taken against the minister.
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Ramaphosa finds Mboweni, Makhura spat 'deeply regrettable'
David Makhura, who wants to scrap e-tolls, clashed with Tito Mboweni who argued it was government policy and therefore motorists must pay their e-toll fees.
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‘You’re a minister, not the president’ Makhura tells Mboweni after e-toll twar
Mboweni and Makhura had the public spat over e-tolls after the premier said he’s committed to scrapping the tolling system during his state of the province address.
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'We won't pay': Mboweni receives backlash for tweets on e-tolls
Tito Mboweni took to his Twitter account to respond to Gauteng Premier David Makhura's stance on e-tolls.
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Mayors can’t spend more than R700k on cars as Mboweni’s rules kick in
Tito Mboweni announced the measures, aimed at clamping down on irregular spending.
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Sarb in talks with Ramaphosa, Mboweni to replace outgoing deputy governor
He leaves amid speculation that he will replace Maria Ramos as the CEO of Absa after her exit in February.
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EFF ready to table bill in bid to nationalise Reserve Bank
In a statement, the EFF said Tito Mboweni’s economic ideas dismally failed to create jobs, alleviate poverty and reduce inequality.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: The fork-tongued mess of the ANC & the Reserve Bank
In a time of economic uncertainty and ANC-inflicted turmoil, Judith February says we would do well to join the dots between the likes of Ace Magashule and Busisiwe Mkhwebane.
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Kganyago says Sarb's primary mandate is price stability
Central bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago made the comments as senior officials argued over whether its mandate should be expanded.
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'What is this obsession with Sarb?': Mboweni sets record straight again
The ANC's economic transformation head Enoch Godongwana echoed Finance Minister Tito Mboweni's view that the Reserve Bank must protect the currency in the interest of sustainable economic growth.
