Enoch godongwana
EFF calls on Ramaphosa to remove Godongwana in wake of sexual assault claims
The Finance Minister has denied the allegations which emerged over the weekend.
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'I will not be commenting any further' - Godongwana on sexual harassment claims
This follows media reports about an incident that allegedly occurred in his hotel room while he was receiving a massage at the Kruger National Park in Mpumalanga.
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Godongwana 'categorically denies' claims of sexual assault
In a statement released on Saturday, the minister says he's aware that a case of sexual harassment has been lodged against him in Skukuza, Mpumalanga.
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Godongwana denies cabal talk as Limpopo outcome boosts Ramaphosa re-election bid
Speaking to Eyewitness News in Polokwane over the weekend, Enoch Godongwana admitted his interest in the outcomes of the ANC provincial conferences but denied being part of a lobby group.
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No decision yet from govt on extension of fuel levy interventions
In March, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced a temporary reduction of the general fuel levy by R1.50 per litre from 6 April to the end of May.
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Godongwana: Climate change compounding problem of poverty in SA
Godongwana said the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, both at home and abroad, has made it harder to deal with South Africa’s triple challenge of poverty, inequality and unemployment.
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Fedusa wants Finance Minister to intervene in SARS, PSA wage talks
Public Servants Association said the revenue service declared that it saw a 25% increase in profits collected in the 2021/2022 financial year compared to 2020/2021.
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Godongwana criticises G20’s slow progress in aiding developing countries
The complaint was registered with the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund during the spring meetings that he attended with a South African delegation last week.
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Mangaung and Enoch Mgijima municipalities placed under administration
Minister in the Presidency Mondli Gungubele said both municipalities had experienced significant financial and service delivery failures for a prolonged period.
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Dondo Mogajane praised for his work after announcing end of term as Treasury DG
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced on Thursday that Dondo Mogajane had chosen not to extend his contract that expired on 7 June.
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Petrol will still cost you more from Wednesday despite reduced fuel levy
93 Octane will cost 28 cents more while 95 will go up by 36 cents.
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AA says fuel levy holiday hasn't taken the sting out of petrol price hike
The cost for all grades of fuel is set increase with effect from midnight, 93-octane will cost you 28 cents more while 95 will go up by 36 cents.
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Minister of Finance announced a temporary reduction in the general fuel levy
Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana has announced a temporary reduction in the general fuel levy for two months. Godongwana announced an emergency intervention which will see the general fuel levy reduced by R1.50 per litre. Godongwana made the statement before the National Assembly on 31 March 2022.
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Godongwana announces temporary reduction in fuel levy for 2 months
Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana has announced a temporary reduction in the general fuel levy for two months.
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Fuel levy should be placed on hold, DA says ahead of Godongwana's address
On Thursday afternoon, Enoch Godongwana is expected to announce gov’s interventions to help cushion consumers from sky high fuel prices.
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There could be less pain at the pumps in April, May - Godongwana
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana told MPs the government was eyeing temporary relief at the pumps in April and May.
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Dondo Mogajane: There are plenty of experts to replace me when I step down
After 23 years of service, Mogajane has begun reflecting on his time in government under various leaders and politician regimes.
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Godongwana: SA economy could be spared from effects of Russia-Ukraine conflict
Addressing a post-Budget briefing earlier, the minister explained that instead, the country could even see some positive economic activity as a result.
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Godongwana: Income support for poor a step towards inclusive growth
Currently, 46% of the country’s total population is reliant of one or other form of government support to survive as poverty rates keep climbing.
