MoneywebNtando Thukwana and Dana Morgan, Bloomberg · 21 October 2026 at 07:42Read the full story on MoneywebTreasury is expected to show public debt declining and the budget deficit narrowing, but surging energy prices and weaker mining receipts threaten to undermine the gains.
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