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- Busa demands less talk, more action from budget
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Busa said there is no need for drastic action in the South African economy, but rather encourages government to spend its money better.
- Retirement tax cap is short-sighted
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Maya Fisher-French offers Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan a savings tip
- Gordhan urged not to eliminate tax-paying culture
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Saipa has warned Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan to beware, in his upcoming budget speech, of destroying the South African culture of paying taxes.
- Pravin expected to pounce on tax in 2012 budget speech
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With ambitious state projects planned, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan faces a tough call in his 2012 budget speech: Should he raise taxes or not?
- Delivery issues plague NHI before it even begins
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Pravin Gordhan will address funding in his budget speech, but analysts say money is the least of the national health insurance scheme's problems.
- Gordhan's gambit: Will deeper debt cost SA too dearly?
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Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan is expected to extend the timeframe for balancing SA's books -- laxity that is unlikely to sit well with markets.
- Gordhan targets the rich in 2012 budget
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Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has introduced new tax measures as well as plans to fund President Jacob Zuma's infrastructure dreams.
- Budget: Parties want more for infrastructure
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Most political and private players say they were satisfied with the budget for 2012, adding the emphasis on infrastructure was promising.
- Pravin's budget lauded, but key concerns remain
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The 2012 budget has been largely welcomed, though parties and unions have voiced concerns over infrastructure spending, tolling plans and wage issues.

