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Mboweni issues warning on rising national debt
The Finance Minister says that the persistent gap between revenue and expenditure would push the debt to GDP ratio even higher over the next ten years.
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Mboweni: SA economy forecast to grow at 0.5% this year
While delivering the MTBPS, Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said that urgent economic reforms were necessary.
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READ: The Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni delivered the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement on Wednesday afternoon.
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Mboweni: E-tolls are here to stay, pay your bills
Tito Mboweni announced that government had decided to retain the user pay principle remains with regards to e-tolls
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Mboweni: Public sector wage bill must be slashed
Government spends over R500 billion on the wage bill which has more than tripled between 2006 and 2019.
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‘SOEs must learn to stand on their own feet’: Mid-term Budget highlights
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni delivered the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) in the National Assembly on 30 October 2019 and had a stern message for state-owned enterprises.
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WATCH: Mboweni's full MTBPS
The Finance Minister delivered the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement in the National Assembly on Wednesday.
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Mboweni urged to consider workers, taxpayers ahead of MTBPS
The MTBPS gives key government priorities and proposed divisions of revenue and other budget allocations.
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Why Mboweni will deliver the most crucial MTBPS today
Tito Mboweni will face a nation burdened by the highest unemployment rate in the world, with low business confidence and no agreement between the government and its alliance partners on how to proceed.
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Mantashe didn't mean he paid journos to quash sex story - spokesperson
Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe's spokesperson Moferefere Lekorotsoana said he didn’t really mean it when he told the 'Sunday World' that he had paid the reporters not to publish the article but admitted his utterances were unfortunate.
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Mantashe: I can't comment on EFF's call for me to resign
Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe on Monday denied paying hush money to journalists over a story about an alleged extra-marital affair.
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Will Mboweni’s MTBPS contain enough to revive the economy?
Wits University’s political economics professor Patrick Bond said he feared the statement would push policies that would not achieve economic growth.
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Mantashe denies paying journos R70,000 to bury story about alleged affair
The Sunday World reported this weekend that Gwede Mantashe paid the journalists R70,000 in exchange for not publishing a story about his alleged love triangle involving a young woman, along with Finance Minister Tito Mboweni.
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Sanef wants answers from Mantashe over bribing journos claims
According to the 'Sunday World', Mantashe paid the journalists R70,000 each in exchange for not publishing a story about his alleged relationship with a young woman.
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Mboweni: I’m burdened with finding resources for SOEs
Replying to debate on the Special Appropriation Bill on Tuesday, Tito Mboweni gave Members of Parliament a long list of the demands on him and the fiscus since he took up the position last October.
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Eskom a step closer to receiving R59bn bailout, Mboweni says issue beyond money
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said the correct people needed to be appointed to Eskom’s board and management, and that the government must then be in a position to hold them accountable for Eskom’s operations.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: Renewed citizen activism critical in SA
‘What is the work for us to do?’ That is both an individual and collective question for each one of us as we try to create a country which is more just and more equal, writes Judith February.
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Mabuza makes it clear that he supports Mboweni’s economic recovery plan
David Mabuza said there were extensive discussions both within the African National Congress and Cabinet about Tito Mboweni’s plan for economic recovery.
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Cabinet approves plan mapping SA’s energy mix for next 10 years
Thursday’s approval comes as the country enters its second day of stage 2 load-shedding imposed by Eskom following a loss of generating capacity.
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Mboweni forges ahead with economic growth paper after over 700 comments
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said Treasury should have anticipated the 'massive response' to the proposals, which include selling off Eskom’s coal-powered plants to raise R450 billion.
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'Stop contacting the minister', lawyers tell Mboweni’s alleged extortionist
Tito Mboweni's legal representative is threatening to lay a formal criminal complaint against the woman claiming she has been offered R100, 000 to release private text messages between her and the minister.
