SA addresses only 5 of 22 tasks to exit greylist
South Africa has only managed to address five of the 22 greylist action items set out by the FATF .
SA secures below-market rate loans for just Energy Transition
SA government signs loan agreements to support the country’s just Energy transition project
Duncan Pieterse appointed DG at National Treasury
South Africa’s Cabinet has approved the appointment of Duncan Pieterse as the new Director-General
Scopa concerned about unauthorised expenditures by government departments
Parliament Standing Committee on Public Accounts (Scopa) has raised concerns about the growing
National Treasury defends COVID-19 vaccine World Bank loan
The National Treasury has defended government’s decision to get a loan from the World Bank
Experts call for sugar tax hike to boost health, revenue collection
Experts have suggested an increase on the sugar tax from its current 10% to 20% in order to improve
EFF opposes decision to cut R 5.3 billion in KZN public servants’ wage increases
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has voiced opposition to National Treasury’s decision to prepare
SA turned down Zimbabwe request for $1.2 bln loan in December
South Africa turned down are quest from its southern African neighbour Zimbabwe for a $1.2billion
I once called for SARS, Treasury inquiry: Gigaba
Home affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba says during his tenure as Finance Minister, he called for a
Govt guarantees not an ‘easy option’ to balance SOEs books: FFC
The Financial and Fiscal Commission (FFC) says government guarantees should not be used as an “easy
BLSA laments resignation of Treasury’s head Michael Sachs
Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA) has lamented the resignation of the head of National
Money owed to municipalities escalates to R128 billion: Treasury
The National Treasury says municipal debt owed by households, commercial entities as well as state