Big ideas for science
But despite the great strides made in the past few years, South Africa still isn't spending enough on research and development.
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Securely lacking common sense
When it comes to the treasury, common sense does eventually prevail; it just takes a while.
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Mining cries crisis
Labour unions have welcomed the proposed delay in implementing the new mineral and mining royalties legislation as a good way to protect jobs.
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Varsities on a budget high
The extra R700-million for higher learning is a welome relief, write Primarashni Gower and Cornia Pretorius.
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Rich pickings
Despite a R13,6-billion tax cut for individuals, higher-income earners will be worse off, writes Maya Fisher-French.
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Gearing up for tough times
The economic period ahead will be the most challenging yet faced by SA's democracy. Lloyd Gedye reports.
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Oh what joy
The increase in infrastructure spending could cushion South Africa's economy from the global economic crisis, writes Lynley Donnelly.
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How green is our budget?
Faranaaz Parker looks at where Trevor Manuel's plan hits and misses the mark when it comes to environmental reform.
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Manuel won't go gently
Uncertainty persists over the future of Trevor Manuel, but after last week's budget speech, he will not go gentle into the good night of retirement.
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Barack my budget
Finance Minister Trevor Manuel and US President Obama both like to get more bang from each buck.
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