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We need to work like hell - Gordhan South Africa will increase taxes and limit spending as it tries to fend off a junk credit rating. Full story |
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LISTEN: Mixed reactions to #MidTermBudget Some parties applauded Pravin Gordhan for pulling off a tough balancing act, while others vowed to back him against "persecution". Full story |
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R1bn recouped from 'ghost grants' Corruption-fighting mechanism helped government recoup more than R1 billion from unspent grants. Full story |
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Mini budget backs renewable energy National Treasury appeared to contradict Eskom CEO Brian Molefe on the need for greater nuclear power capacity. Full story |
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'Damaged school property costs R180m' The Department of Basic Education will be spending at least R180 million in the next three years to repair damaged public schools, National Treasury says. Full story |
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