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South Africa: Government commits more assistance to victims of flooding - Vimarsana News

South Africa: Government commits more assistance to victims of flooding

Download logoFinance Minister Enoch Godongwana says government is set to allocate at least R6 billion more to the rebuilding and humanitarian relief

Read or watch the finance minister's full MTBPS - Vimarsana News

Read or watch the finance minister's full MTBPS

Enoch Godongwana details SA's improved fiscal position, government's planned SOE assistance, and more...

READ IN FULL: Godonwana's 2022 Mid-Term Budget Statement - Vimarsana News

READ IN FULL: Godonwana's 2022 Mid-Term Budget Statement

Finance Minister Enoch Godgonwana's full mid-term budget statement.

Source: ewn.co.za
US Dollar Rand Price Outlook: USD/ZAR Sinks After a Rejection of 18.500 - Vimarsana News

US Dollar Rand Price Outlook: USD/ZAR Sinks After a Rejection of 18.500

USD/ZAR has fallen after USD strength faltered. With SA finance minister Enoch Godongwa presenting the medium-term budget, the minor currency pair has temporarily stalled around 18.00.

National Council of Provinces pass Appropriation Bill - Vimarsana News

National Council of Provinces pass Appropriation Bill

The National Council of Provinces (NCOP) has, during its last virtual plenary sitting for the second term yesterday, passed the 2022 Appropriation Bill and the 2021/22 Second Adjustments Appropriation Bill.   The Appropriation Bill seeks to appropriate money from the National Revenue Fund (NRF) to provide for requirements of the state for the 2022/23 financial year. It makes specific allocations to state departments and entities and sets conditions for spending. The purpose of the Second ...