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Finance Minister to present 3rd budget speech, ActionSA expects more fanciful words from Godongwana
ActionSA expects more fanciful words from the Finance Minister during his third budget speech, and not the radical changes needed to kickstart the economy.
ActionSA submits application for classified Phala Phala report, won't allow matter to be swept aside
ActionSA has applied to obtain IPID's report into the robbery at Phala Phala game farm, a report that the Minister of Police deemed classified as top secret.
Democratic Alliance celebrates VAT hike reversal, political parties maintain it wasn't DA alone
The Democratic Alliance claimed victory for the reversal of the VAT increase, but other political parties are not impressed with the DA's claims.
Enoch Godongwana scraps proposed VAT hike, SA suggests how government can negate expected shortfall
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has scrapped the proposed VAT hike, and while many are celebrating, they're also suggesting how the government can save more money.
ActionSA accuses DA of using budget speech for political gain, says party MP helped plan 2% VAT hike
ActionSA has accused the DA of using the budget speech for political gain, saying that a DA MP was complicit in planning the VAT hike that the party objected to.
Herman Mashaba slams government for spending R3.45 billion on foreign missions, SA unhappy with ActionSA head
Herman Mashaba has expressed unhappiness with the government spending billions on foreign missions when there were services in the country that needed funding.
ANC considering abandoning VAT increase ahead of 6 May deadline, party failing to attract support
The African National Congress may have to abandon the proposed VAT increase in this year's budget as numerous parties continued to oppose its implementation.
ActionSA calls for justice for 13 rape victims of alleged serial rapist
ActionSA's Mpumalanga spokesperson Thoko Mashiane criticised the South African Police Service's policing in the province after an alleged serial rapist was arrested.
Cyril Ramaphosa refuses to cut 43 deputy minister posts, BOSA says doing so will save R94m annually
President Cyril Ramaphosa has defended the need for deputy ministers, despite calls for the size of cabinet to be reduced in order to save the government billions.
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