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2025/26 Western Cape Budget: Stepping up for Growth and Jobs

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On 27 March 2025, the Western Cape Minister of Finance, Deidré Baartman, tabled a R269.524 billion budget for the 2025 Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF).

 

2025/26 Western Cape Budget:

 

The Budget will prioritise economic growth, job creation, and service delivery. The Western Cape Government is ‘Stepping up for Growth and Jobs’.

 

Stepping up for Growth and Jobs

 

Our vision is to help businesses grow and create jobs, and equip you to get those jobs.

 

READ MORE: The Honest Truth: Western Cape Minister of Finance and Economic Opportunities 

 

Policy Priority Spending

 

Over the next three years we will allocate R43.789 billion for Growth for Jobs; R3.955 billion for Safety; R194.928 billion for Educated, Healthy and Caring Society; and R23.439 billion for Innovation, Culture and Governance.

 

Social Sector Spending

 

Over the next three years, we will spend R215.712 Billion (or 80%) of the total provincial spending on Social Sector spending.

This will comprise of:

  • R101 Billion for Education
  • R100 billion for Health
  • R8.4 Billion for Social Protection 
  • R6.4 Billion for Housing and Community Amenities

 

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THIS ARTICLE WAS COMPILED BY Marshallé Frederiks, the Spokesperson for Minister Deidré Baartman, Western Cape Minister of Finance.

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