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SA’s finance minister reshuffling labelled ‘own goal’
Experts have convened in Cape Town for the Thompson Reuters Africa Summit over the next two days.
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Nhlanhla Nene resigns as Member of Parliament
Nene’s resignation came just days after he was sacked as a Finance Minister in December.
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Pravin Gordhan appointed new Finance Minister
The Presidency has announced that Gordhan will head the Finance Ministry.
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#ZumaMustFall: Twitter speaks
Social media users want President Jacob Zuma recalled after sacking the finance minister.
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Shock & bewilderment after Nene’s sacking
President Jacob Zuma removed the finance minister from his post & replaced him with David van Rooyen.
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Minister has plans for government's rising debt
Nene will deliver his second medium-term budget policy statement against the backdrop of a stalled economy.
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Treasury mum on damning document
The document claims National Treasury is being manipulated by a group of people.
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Public-sector wage demands will cost R20bn
Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene said will increase government spending by about 1.5 percent.
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MPs to be briefed on trouble at Sars
Commissioner Tom Moyane is due to appear before Parliament's standing committee on finance today.
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Nene's approach to state-owned enterprises questioned
Experts say the finance minister isn't serious enough about the financial crisis in state-owned enterprises.
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Govt taking 'decisive steps' to clamp down on corruption
Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene on Wednesday introduced the e-tender initiative.
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OPINION: Budget 2015: Nhlanhla Nene & the theory of everything
Ranjeni Munusamy says Nhlanhla Nene’s maiden Budget Speech was anything but boring.
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Govt set to gain R17bn from income taxes & fuel levies
People earning more than R181,900 a year will now pay an extra one percent in personal income tax.
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Ratings agencies to watch SA after Nene's budget
The finance minister announced an increase in personal income tax rates in his first budget speech.
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CARTOON: Bowled Over by the Budget
CARTOON: Bowled Over by the Budget
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Budget 2015: Health Spending
Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene announced that spending on health will reach R178 billion by 2017/2018.
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Budget 2015: Education Spending
Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene speaks about government's spending on basic & higher education in his 2015 Budget Speech.
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Unpacking #Budget2015: Analysis and Insight
Following Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene's Budget speech, The Money Show chats to economists George Glynos and Ernie Lai King who provides some insight and analysis into what it means for the man on the street.
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Economist explains the budget
Economist Ernie Lai King provides an analysis on what the budget speech entails and how it could've been better.
