The Growing Up Budget – After the bailouts comes babelas: MTBPS 2023 webinar
BizNews founder Alec Hogg shares what he picked up from a morning in the Medium Term Budget Policy Statement 2023 “lock up”…
BizNews founder Alec Hogg shares what he picked up from a morning in the Medium Term Budget Policy Statement 2023 “lock up”…
Finance Minister Enoch Godogwana has described South Africa’s public finances as significantly weaker in his mid-term budget.
Godongwana’s forecasts according to Dawie Roodt, the Chief Economist at the Efficient Group, are far too optimistic.
My internal scale didn’t quite get into the positive today. But after years of decline, it finally feels like we’re on the right path.
The ANC will be laying some reformist cards on the table ahead of the watershed 2024 National Election.
Six months ago it was Eskom that most troubled behatted finance minister Enoch Godongwana on his big public day.
Treasury documents disclose that Pretoria now allocates 61% of its non-interest spending to the “social wage”
There’s a sage economics lesson contained in a single paragraph of Treasury’s documentation on the MTBPS.
February’s National Budget was mostly about Eskom. The state’s former electricity monopoly is also a central player in the MTBPS.
Perhaps the most telling number in finance minister Enoch Godongwana’s entire presentation comes in his foreword to its 73-page outline.