Private sector welcomes draft PPP regulations
The private sector has welcomed draft amendments to the Public Private Partnership Regulations.
Repair workshops urge government not to exclude them
Vehicle repair workshop owners are appealing to the government not to generalise their industry.
Parliament briefed about money bills emanating from Budget Speech
Treasury says drawdown from GEFECRA will reduce government’s debt service costs by R30 billion.
Treasury to withdraw R150 bln from Contingency Reserve Account
Treasury says the funds will be used to reduce borrowing and debt-servicing costs.
E-tolls switch off to start as soon as next month: Lesufi
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi confirms that e-tolls will officially be switched off.
Tshwane makes submission to Treasury regarding grant funding
If the grants are revoked, Tshwane could face a significant shortfall in urban development funding.
Transnet to receive R47bn support package from Treasury
National Treasury says Transnet will drawdown an initial amount of R22.8 billion.
COSATU welcomes parly’s adoption of proposed two-pot pension system
Under the two-pot system, SA’s will be able to access 10% of their pension from March 1, 2024.
SIU heads to court over Treasury’s Oracle contract
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) says it is heading to court to request that the contract that
SCOPA comes done hard on Treasury over Transnet’s irregular expenditure exemption
Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts has warned Treasury that the right to issue an
ActionSA calls for blacklisting of companies failing to deliver on projects
ActionSA in the Free State says it will soon write to National Treasury requesting it to invoke
Treasury satisfied with public participation in proposed Two-Pot retirement system
National Treasury has expressed satisfaction with the level of public participation in the proposed
Social Development incurs over R15 billion in unauthorised expenditure in 2019/2020
The National Treasury says the Department of Social Development has incurred R15.134 billion in
Cosatu welcomes withdrawal of Eskom’s exemption from financial reporting
Cosatu has welcomed Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s withdrawal of National Treasury’s decision
Treasury to adjust forecasts in response to IMF report
National Treasury says some of the economic risks identified in its February budget have now
Parliamentary committees to meet Godongwana over Eskom exemption
The standing committees on the Auditor-General, Finance, Public Accounts, Appropriations and the
South Africa’s economic outlook downgraded
Standard and Poor’s Global Ratings downgraded its outlook on South Africa to stable from positive,
Task force established to combat wildlife trafficking
The US Treasury Department and South Africa’s National Treasury on Wednesday agreed to form a task
SA government accused of favouring GBVF perpetrators over victims
South Africa has been described as a lawless nation that lacks accountability when it comes to
Treasury sets aside R13 billion for government departments to fight GBV
The National Treasury says it will allocate R13 billion to different government departments and