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SA's economy could shrink more than forecast : Mboweni
The economy of Africa's most industrialised nation contracted by more than half in the second quarter of this year, an unprecedented decline caused by...
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Outa: E-tolling system has failed and Sanral should take blame, not the public
This is in response to the roads agency's CEO Skhumbuzo Macozoma calling for a final decision on the future of e-tolls, which should be in the interest of the entire country and the economy.
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Cosatu labels Mboweni a ‘liability' and calls on Ramaphosa to act, but can he?
Mboweni has been publicly reprimanded by President Cyril Ramaphosa after he used Twitter to comment on the sacking of Zambia’s central bank governor.
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Ramaphosa reprimands Mboweni for speaking against removal of Zambia’s governor
President Edgar Lungu dismissed Governor Denny Kalyalya on Saturday and Mboweni is demanding an explanation.
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Mboweni: As soon as we stated COVID budgets did thieves plan to loot
Mboweni and Treasury officials appeared before Parliament’s finance committees on Wednesday.
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Parly gives green light to Mboweni’s supplementary budget
The Adjustments Appropriation Bill was approved without any amendments by the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) following a marathon session on Tuesday. It was passed by the National Assembly on 29 July.
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'It's an urban legend': Mboweni sets record straight on R500bn rumours
The Finance Minister came in for some heckling from opposition parties when he insisted that not all COVID19-related funds are the focus of looting.
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SA's economy to contract 7.2%, even after $4.3 bn loan injection - IMF
The IMF loan is part of $7 billion in planned borrowing from international financial institutions.
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Parliament calls Mboweni, others to explain PPE purchases amid corruption claims
This follows weekend reports that anti-corruption investigators were probing dubious contracts involving more than R2 billion.
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Mboweni ducks questions from DA on where SAA’s funds will come from
Tito Mboweni was challenged by the opposition Democratic Alliance to say whether or not the government intended providing SAA with a further bailout during debate on National Treasury’s budget vote at Parliament on Thursday afternoon.
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Parliament approves Division of Revenue Amendment Bill
The bill provides for the reprioritisation of funds allocated to national, provincial and local government in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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WATCH LIVE: Mboweni debates Revenue Amendment Bill in Parliament
The Division of Revenue Amendment Bill was tabled by Tito Mboweni with his adjustment Budget on 24 June.
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Govt now tasked with providing R10bn funding for new SAA airline
This comes after 86% of creditors earlier on Tuesday voted to adopt SAA's business rescue plan.
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South Africa faces battle to rein in spending - Fitch
Ratings agency Fitch said the country had a poor track record of delivering debt and spending cuts.
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Magashule now supports Mboweni’s plan to get loans from World Bank, IMF
He said the ANC had confidence in its deployees in government to get the loans but only if conditions were favourable to the country.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: SA’s bitter pill of tough economic decisions
If we are prepared to make the ‘difficult and painful’ political decisions Tito Mboweni talks about, there may be some light at the end of this long, dark tunnel, writes Judith February.
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Parly to now work on processing Supplementary Budget tabled by Mboweni
A significant number of departments have been affected by the new budget, a response to the social and economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Opposition parties reject Mboweni’s ‘uninspired’ supplementary budget
The emergency budget is aimed at addressing the devastated local economy that is buckling under the pressure of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Mboweni: Our Herculean task is to stabilise SA's debt
South Africa is in the hole for debt of around R4 trillion.
