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Minister Mboweni to trim deficit forecast on growth hopes
A Reuters poll taken in the past week suggests Tito Mboweni will announce a deficit target of 4.1% of gross domestic product - narrower than the 4.2% he predicted in October.
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Cosatu: Strike to ensure Mboweni's budget speech includes views of labour
The labour federation is holding several marches across the country in against unemployment the current wave of retrenchments and income inequality.
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Who's who in Mboweni's new Sars commissioner panel
The seven-member panel is chaired by Trevor Manuel and among those helping Manuel is Judge Dennis Davis.
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Trevor Manuel to lead panel looking for Tom Moyane's replacement
The seven-member panel is chaired by Trevor Manuel and includes Angela Bester, Sindi Mabaso-Koyana, Thandi Orleyn and Fezekile Tshiqi.
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PIC board should not be headed by a politician, says Holomisa
The board quit on Friday in the wake of corruption revelations at a commission of inquiry probing impropriety at the state-owned asset management company.
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ANC leaders urged to be disciplined on social media
Former President Jacob Zuma took to Twitter to voice his displeasure at the recent utterances by his successor Cyril Ramaphosa and Finance Minister Tito Mboweni.
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Zuma hits back at critics suggesting his presidency were 'wasted years'
In a thinly veiled swipe, Zuma disputes that his nine years in office were a waste.
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ANC expects members to speak with united voice in wake of Mboweni tweets
ANC spokesperson Zizi Kodwa told Eyewitness News on Monday that people who use social media should avoid making statements about the party that confuse the public.
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Mboweni's stance against scrapping of Afrikaans at UP causes stir
The University of Pretoria has announced that it will phase Afrikaans out, leaving only English across its campuses and residences.
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Twitter users respond to Mboweni, Masina spat over Reserve Bank
On Thursday, Masina hit out at the Reserve Bank governor, accusing Lesetja Kganyago of thinking he is bigger than the 'party that deployed him'.
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Tweeps wrinkle their noses at Mboweni’s SA & Rwanda comparisons
It all started after the Finance Minister returned from a trip to Rwanda recently, where he tweeted about the city of Kigali being cleaner than Johannesburg.
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DA calls on Mboweni to carefully verify R21bn SAA loan from consortium
On Sunday, ‘City Press’ reported that a consortium of investors have made an unsolicited loan offer to SAA of R21 billion to save the financially crippled state-owned entity.
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Kganyago: 'It’s important to assess why SA isn’t growing at required pace'
Growth and proper policy implementation will top the agenda at a high-level meeting of the nation’s financial leaders on Friday morning.
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Mboweni: 'Zuma’s free higher education decision one of reasons behind VAT hike'
Tito Mboweni was replying to debate on a tax bill that gives effect to the rise from 14 to 15% in VAT which kicked in earlier this year.
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Treasury probing possible hacking of Finance Minister's Twitter account
The National Treasury says that it is investigating the possible hacking of Finance Minister Tito Mboweni's Twitter account after it showed that he liked an anti-Pravin Gordhan tweet.
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Mboweni slated in Parly over tweets about 'war' against SA editors
Minister Tito Mboweni was issued a reprimand by the South African National Editors' Forum, which reminded him he'd taken an oath to uphold the Constitution, which guarantees press freedom.
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Sanef condemns Tito Mboweni’s ‘threats of war’ against editors
The minister posted a range of tweets reprimanding the media.
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SA tweeps flood Mboweni with questions, comments on economy for upcoming Q&A
Minister Tito Mboweni called on the public to tweet him their questions on the local economy, which he will be answering at 11am on Monday, 12 November.
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Ramaphosa rules out shutting down or selling SAA
President Cyril Ramaphosa says finding a strategic equity partner for SAA still remains one of the top options being explored.
