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Government to squeeze an additional R15-billion revenue out of struggling consumers

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s Budget asks South African consumers to shoulder the burden of sourcing an additional R15-billion in tax revenue. There are no hikes in the fuel levy, RAF levy or personal income tax rates, but no inflation adjustments either.

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Budget 2024: expectations in the face of revenue shortfall of R56 8 billion

Is minister of finance, Enoch Godongwana sleeping at night considering that he must find more money to finance government expenditure?

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Reserve Bank to shop for hawkish MPC members as poll pressure builds

Inflation targeting would continue to inform the MPC’s approach as the anchor of its policy, says the governor

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The Power Table: State of the South African Economy

The Power Table: State of the South African Economy
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MTBPS: the scary and worrying parts

Economists were not impressed with the MTBPS as it seems that future generations will be left with mountains of debt and little else.

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