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MANY POSITIVES FROM #BUDGET2019

Posted by Liesl Smit on  21 February 2019
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From reducing the public sector wage bill, to strict new rules for state owned enterprises, and fixing SARS, Finance Minister Tito Mboweni’s budget – while tough – has a few positives to reflect on. Mboweni says that government’s central economic policy goal remains to accelerate inclusive growth and create jobs, while ensuring sustainable finances by containing the Budget deficit and stabilising public debt. Mboweni announced that national and provincial civil servant pay will be reduced

Children from the Itemba Labantu Centre in Philippi are overwhelmed after soccer legend Philipp Lahm opened a world class sport ground in the area.

Posted by Merentia Van Der Vent on  21 February 2019
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Die Reach for a Dream Stigting het die luisteraars van Smile 90.4FM bedank, wat sover hul finansiële ondersteuning vir die Smile In Action inisiatief toegesê het.

Posted by Merentia Van Der Vent on  21 February 2019
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Finance Minister Tito Mboweni yesterday announced the allocation of R567 billion for social grant payments in the 2019 Budget Speech.

Posted by Merentia Van Der Vent on  21 February 2019
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Onderwys kry die grootste deel van die 2019-begroting, met basiese onderwys wat R262,4 miljard in die volgende boekjaar gaan ontvang.

Posted by Merentia Van Der Vent on  21 February 2019
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