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Commuter costs set to rise as fuel taxes accelerate

Commuter costs set to rise as fuel taxes accelerate
20 February 2019 / Neesa Moodley
RAF deficit largely a result of claims awarded but not paid.
SA budgets for land purchases even as expropriation looms

SA budgets for land purchases even as expropriation looms

Ana Monteiro, Bloomberg / 20 February 2019
R3.7bn has been set aside to help black farmers who want to purchase land and acquire title deeds.
SA to bail out Eskom without taking on debts

SA to bail out Eskom without taking on debts

Olivia Kumwenda-Mtambo, Wendell Roelf and Mfuneko Toyana, Reuters / 20 February 2019
Government to provide Eskom with R69bn, and will not take on the R100bn of debt as requested by the utility.
Funds for NHI to be redirected to improving health services

Funds for NHI to be redirected to improving health services

Neesa Moodley / 20 February 2019
Negligence claims against health departments skyrocketed to more than R80bn in March 2018.
#Budget2019 in 10 tweets

#Budget2019 in 10 tweets

Moneyweb / 20 February 2019
Eskom gets R23bn a year for the next three years. No changes to personal income tax or Vat.
Read Tito Mboweni’s complete budget speech

Read Tito Mboweni’s complete budget speech

20 February 2019
The South African finance minister tables the 2019 budget speech in Parliament.
The bottom line and what we are going to do about it

The bottom line and what we are going to do about it

Sasha Planting / 20 February 2019
Debt will now breach the 60% level. Growth is essential.
#Budget2019: This is what you’ll pay

#Budget2019: This is what you’ll pay

Ingé Lamprecht / 20 February 2019
Very few changes, but government will collect some money by stealth.
#Budget2019 in a nutshell

#Budget2019 in a nutshell

Ingé Lamprecht / 20 February 2019
'I want to make it clear, the national government is not taking on Eskom’s debt.'
Reining in South Africa’s rampant state wage bill

Reining in South Africa’s rampant state wage bill

Bryden Morton and Chris Blair / 27 October 2018
Stabilising public finances won't be easy given the precarious condition of numerous state-owned enterprises.
Blindsided: What markets thought of the budget

Blindsided: What markets thought of the budget

Paul Wallace and Colleen Goko, Bloomberg / 25 October 2018
What analysts, traders and economists had to say about MTBPS.
Has the MTBPS done enough to appease Moody’s?

Has the MTBPS done enough to appease Moody’s?

Ian Matthews / 25 October 2018
Current statistics are hard to ignore.
The implications of Mboweni’s unashamedly pro-growth budget

The implications of Mboweni’s unashamedly pro-growth budget

Nompu Siziba / 24 October 2018
Is there any hint that taxes may be raised? Saipa's Ettiene Retief and Annabel Bishop from Investec discuss the facts and possibilities.
Can Mboweni walk his fighting talk?

Can Mboweni walk his fighting talk?

Ryk van Niekerk / 24 October 2018
New finance minister in a fighting mood to change SA’s growth trajectory.
SA sees expanded municipal bonds spreading debt burden

SA sees expanded municipal bonds spreading debt burden

Colleen Goko, Bloomberg / 24 October 2018
Currently about half of infrastructure spending by large cities is funded by national government.

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