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- Budget 2013: Gordhan exposes the limits of the fiscus
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The "fiscal space" built up during the austere Gear period and in the boom years between 2003 and 2008 is all used up, and then some.
- Budget 2013: We're not on the brink of austerity (yet)
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Gordhan says the challenge now is to grow the economy and widen the tax base to raise revenue.
- Budget 2013: Pachydermal Nkandla conspicuously absent
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Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan failed to mention a single word about the R206-million spent on President Jacob Zuma's residence at Nkandla.
- Budget 2013: Garnishments draw Pravin's ire
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Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has once again expressed deep concern about the level of consumer debt in the country.
- Budget 2013: Tax and compliance tightened up for corporates
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Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan will be seeking to increase tax revenue received from the corporate sector this financial year.
- There are now better reasons to save for retirement
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New laws will be introduced this year to regulate the retirement industry, as part of the government's plan to encourage South Africans to save.
- Gordhan ups his social spending
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But rating agencies, which have downgraded SA, are afraid that he's letting unrest dictate policy.
- DA calls Gordhan's speech out on lack of solutions
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The Democratic Alliance have welcomed Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan’s conservative 2013/14 budget but criticised it for lacking detail.
- Gordhan urges state to get with the programme
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There was one clear message emanating from Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan's 2013 budget to the government: get with the programme.
- Budget 2013: Business welcomes Gordhan's plans
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The business sector has mostly responded positively to the budget announced by Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan in Parliament.
