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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.
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Key points from Mboweni's zero-based Budget
Minister of Finance Tito Mboweni delivered a zero-based Budget on 24 June 2020. Mboweni spoke about the country's stark debt situation, the high unemployment rate and financial challenges now and in the future. #Budget #TitoMboweni
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Land Bank to get R3bn injection from tabled supplementary Budget
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni on Wednesday tabled a supplementary Budget as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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SA economy to see ‘largest contraction in 90 years, debt now its weakness’
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has presented his supplementary Budget, comparing debt to a hippo's mouth.
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FULL TEXT: Tito Mboweni’s Supplementary Budget Speech
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni on Wednesday tabled an adjustments budget which was necessary due to the historic nature of the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting economic downturn.
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LIVE BLOG: SA will end up bankrupt if we do not act now- Mboweni
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni unveils his special adjustment budget during a joint sitting of Parliament this afternoon.
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Mboweni says total Budget spending will exceed R2 trillion
The supplementary Budget is aimed at charting a way forward to kickstarting an economy that was already faltering before the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown brought it to its knees.
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What is a zero-based Budget?
South Africans will be presented with a zero-based Budget for the first time. But what does it mean?
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Rand firmer as market awaits Budget
At 1500 GMT, the rand was trading at 17.2200 per dollar, 0.72% firmer than its previous close.
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Hold the line on SAA & prioritise COVID-19 fight, DA to Mboweni
South Africa, now on level three, has one of the longest lockdowns in the world and the impact has been devastating with thousands of people losing their jobs as businesses crumble under financial pressure
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SA hopes to ease access to COVID loans amid low payouts
The scheme, launched in May, was meant to encourage banks to lend more, on more favourable terms, to small businesses struggling with the effects of the pandemic. But concerns arose that the money was not being fully used after big banks approved only a few billion rand of loans in the first few weeks.
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SA should consider zero-based budgeting, says Tito Mboweni
Mboweni is expected to unveil a major shake-up in spending and revenue forecasts for the recession-hit economy when he tables a supplementary budget pencilled in for 24 June.
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Appropriations Bill passed, channels funds to COVID-19 fight, service delivery
The Appropriations Bill will allow for the withdrawal of money from the country’s revenue fund to address service delivery as well as the country’s fight against COVID-19.
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National Assembly to vote on Mboweni's February Budget
The Appropriations Bill has to be passed by Parliament before Mboweni can table a Special Adjustments Budget to deal with the financial demands posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Mboweni seeks to table SA’s emergency Budget on 24 June
National Treasury has had to substantially revise the Budget that the minister tabled in February due to the COVID-19 crisis.
