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Treasury rules out fresh funds to government departments for G20 eventsHosting events around the G20 is set to cost nearly R1bn, with South Africa’s government needing to secure private venues to host summits and engagement forums. The National Treasury is not prepared ...
The recent G20 Funding Guidelines, shared last week, reinforce the directive, revealing that departments unable to finance ...
Inflation averaged 2.9% in the last three months of 2024, its lowest level since the second quarter of 2020 and below the ...
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South Africa: National Treasury Calls On Investors to Join Global Investor CallThe National Treasury has encouraged investors interested in participating in the upcoming Global Investor Call (GIC) after the tabling of the budget, to submit their questions through designated ...
South Africa enacted changes to its public-finance laws that will reduce the red tape for projects valued at less than ...
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South Africa’s debt has skyrocketed – new rules are needed to manage itSouth Africa’s fiscal trajectory paints a concerning picture. Public expenditure exceeds revenue. As a result sovereign debt ...
SA Retail Bonds are sold by National Treasury as a ‘safe’ way for ordinary South Africans to invest, but one investor decided ...
Experts from Deloitte expect more items to be added to the zero-rated list, but government opinions have proven to be mixed.
South Africa has changed its public finance laws to reduce red tape for projects valued at less than R2-billion.
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