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Enoch Godongwana

Treasury opens the purse for corruption prosecutions
Business
/ 26 October 2022

Treasury opens the purse for corruption prosecutions

After a small increase in the MTBPS, there will be further allocations for the NPA and the fight against financial crime in the 2023 budget

By Emsie Ferreira
MTBPS: Government to take a chunk of Eskom’s debt
Business
/ 26 October 2022

MTBPS: Government to take a chunk of Eskom’s debt

The treasury warns that helping the ailing power utility clear its staggering debt won’t fix all its problems

By Sarah Smit
Mini-budget: Transnet, Sanral and Denel get lifelines
National
/ 26 October 2022

Mini-budget: Transnet, Sanral and Denel get lifelines

With a take-over of Eskom’s debt looming, the finance minister found no indulgence for other struggling parastatals

By Emsie Ferreira
Mini-budget flags public sector wage bill — again
Business
/ 26 October 2022

Mini-budget flags public sector wage bill — again

This is as a strike looms in the public sector after some unions have rejected the government’s offer of a 3% wage hike

By Sarah Smit
Social relief of distress grant extended for another year
Business
/ 26 October 2022

Social relief of distress grant extended for another year

The finance ministry confirmed that it is still mulling whether and how to replace the interim measure with a basic income grant

By Emsie Ferreira
Treasury lauds success of fiscal consolidation efforts
Business
/ 26 October 2022

Treasury lauds success of fiscal consolidation efforts

The state is set to achieve a primary budget surplus a year earlier than expected

By Sarah Smit
What analysts will be watching out for at the mini budget
Business
/ 24 October 2022

What analysts will be watching out for at the mini budget

Eskom, Transnet and the public sector wage bill will feature large in next week’s medium-term budget policy statement

By Sarah Smit
How Eskom’s growing debt will bite consumers
National
/ 14 October 2022

How Eskom’s growing debt will bite consumers

The power utility, already burdened by a debt of R396‑billion, has taken on a R9-billion loan from the World Bank, causing economists to warn of tariff hikes

By Mandisa Makgakga
Strike sets Transnet back — again
Business
/ 12 October 2022

Strike sets Transnet back — again

The industrial action is the latest in a series of economy-hitting upsets for the state logistics company

By Sarah Smit
Food cost crisis: Is zero-rating the answer?
Business
/ 10 October 2022

Food cost crisis: Is zero-rating the answer?

Food prices are too high for some households to bear but more targeted relief might have a greater impact

By Sarah Smit
Government stares down public wage conundrum
Business
/ 5 October 2022

Government stares down public wage conundrum

Workers are in the throes of a cost of living crisis, which could force the government to fold on its hard line against more spending

By Sarah Smit
Unions vow to bring Transnet to a standstill over wage row
National
/ 4 October 2022

Unions vow to bring Transnet to a standstill over wage row

Transnet says it can’t afford to pay employees more

By Mandisa Ndlovu
Why civil society has agreed to attend another presidential summit on gender-based violence
Opinion
/ 29 September 2022

Why civil society has agreed to attend another presidential summit on gender-based violence

So far, the government has merely passed the buck and failed dismally to create any coordinated response to the issue.

By Sibongile Ndashe
Ramaphosa calls for end to infighting in local governments
Politics
/ 28 September 2022

Ramaphosa calls for end to infighting in local governments

President tells summit the challenges are clear and local government must do what needs to be done as service delivery falters

By Eunice Masson
Pressure builds as Enoch Godongwana forges on with fiscal consolidation
Business
/ 22 August 2022

Pressure builds as Enoch Godongwana forges on with fiscal consolidation

Enoch Godongwana is currently seized with preparations for the medium-term budget, which will give details on whether fiscal stability is still possible

By Sarah Smit
‘Relieved’ to hear from police on sexual assault allegation, Godongwana will continue to do his job
Business
/ 19 August 2022

‘Relieved’ to hear from police on sexual assault allegation, Godongwana will continue to do his job

The finance minister confirmed he had been approached by the police about a criminal investigation into allegations of sexual assault

By Sarah Smit
Godongwana ‘anxious to clear his name’ in sexual assault allegation  but ‘respects legal process’
Business
/ 18 August 2022

Godongwana ‘anxious to clear his name’ in sexual assault allegation but ‘respects legal process’

The police have reportedly handed over a docket to the National Prosecuting Authority, which will decide whether the finance minister is charged with sexual assault

By Sarah Smit
Slow implementation spurs frustration over South Africa’s jobs crisis
Business
/ 17 August 2022

Slow implementation spurs frustration over South Africa’s jobs crisis

So says Rudi Dicks, who is in charge of coordinating President Cyril Ramaphosa’s initiatives to drive structural reforms and employment

By Sarah Smit
‘Tunisia Days’ ahead as inflation exerts political pressure
Business
/ 27 July 2022

‘Tunisia Days’ ahead as inflation exerts political pressure

With high prices continuing to bear down on consumers the world over, leaders who fail to bring inflation to heel could face a reckoning

By Sarah Smit
Eskom compact: The plan to end the energy crisis has ‘dragged on’
Business
/ 15 July 2022

Eskom compact: The plan to end the energy crisis has ‘dragged on’

After 14 years of blackouts, the president has promised to expedite load-shedding’s finale

By Sarah Smit
Is it really the case that ‘polluters pay’ in South Africa
Opinion
/ 21 June 2022

Is it really the case that ‘polluters pay’ in South Africa

The truth is that our carbon tax is way too low to act as a real deterrent

By Sanele Khakhu
Ismail Momoniat appointed acting director general of the treasury
Business
/ 8 June 2022

Ismail Momoniat appointed acting director general of the treasury

Momoniat’s temporary appointment follows the resignation of former director general Dondo Mogajane, who worked in the ministry for 23 years.

By Anathi Madubela
Tender shutdown was finance minister’s fault
National
/ 31 May 2022

Tender shutdown was finance minister’s fault

The government was given 12 months to amend the regulations and make them constitutionally compliant, but this process was delayed by a constitutional court challenge by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana.

By Paddy Harper
Unemployment rate retreats to 34.5%
Business
/ 31 May 2022

Unemployment rate retreats to 34.5%

But forecasters are expecting the jobless rate to stay elevated, as load-shedding and inflation take their toll

By Sarah Smit
Government still ‘debating’ extension of fuel price relief measures
National
/ 27 May 2022

Government still ‘debating’ extension of fuel price relief measures

Fuel prices are expected to increase by at least R3 a litre if the R1.50 reprieve is not extended

By Bongeka Gumede
SAA sale is above board, says Gordhan
Business
/ 20 May 2022

SAA sale is above board, says Gordhan

The public enterprises minister has said there have been deliberate attempts to undermine the transaction, which is aimed at rehabilitating the airline

By Sarah Smit
Treasury needs an insider director general
Business
/ 15 April 2022

Treasury needs an insider director general

But the department’s already reduced ranks may make it difficult to find someone with the technical know-how and clout to replace Dondo Mogajane

By Sarah Smit
Treasury’s most senior official to leave in June
Business
/ 7 April 2022

Treasury’s most senior official to leave in June

Dondo Mogajane is set to pursue new opportunities outside the public sector after his contract as treasury director general expires

By Sarah Smit
Sugar tax on drinks postponed until 2023
Business
/ 4 April 2022

Sugar tax on drinks postponed until 2023

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has announced a postponement of the sugar tax for 12 months

By Anathi Madubela
Brief reprieve for motorists: treasury reduces fuel levy by R1.50 a litre until the end of May
Business
/ 31 March 2022

Brief reprieve for motorists: treasury reduces fuel levy by R1.50 a litre until the end of May

The emergency fuel-price intervention was announced by the treasury in the parliament on Thursday afternoon, in light of skyrocketing global oil prices

By Anathi Madubela
Plans to grant fuel price reprieve for April and May — Godongwana
Business
/ 23 March 2022

Plans to grant fuel price reprieve for April and May — Godongwana

The finance minister says there is a long-term intervention in the pipeline to address fuel prices, but the global situation has prompted the treasury to moot emergency relief

By Emsie Ferreira
‘SA is heading towards another lost decade’
Business
/ 10 March 2022

‘SA is heading towards another lost decade’

Last month’s budget was positive about the trajectory of the economy but near-term growth projection are only slightly higher than during South Africa’s darkest years

By Sarah Smit
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