MoneywebIncrease in RAF levy in fuel price ‘won’t happen on my watch’ – Creecy
Department of Transport wants to reduce or scrap the levy, while Road Accident Fund has proposed a 33.3% increase to National Treasury …
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BusinessTechThe government wants to take over R88 billion owed to ordinary South Africans
The National Treasury has proposed a centralised system for an estimated R88 billion in unclaimed money.
BusinessTechCut petrol prices in South Africa by R5.25 per litre immediately
The AA says the RAF Levy needs to be scrapped, and National Treasury must provide more relief, as drivers stare down the highest fuel prices in history.
The CitizenNew public procurement rules won’t stop corruption and will raise costs
Substantially more stringent and complex, they open up new avenues for graft - and instead of easing up on 'transformation', National Treasury is doubling down on it.
The Citizen42 errant municipalities off Godongwana’s naughty list
Receiving full or partial payment of the July equitable share allocation previously withheld by National Treasury last Thursday.
The CitizenClock is ticking as Godongwana gives CoJ new notice over funding cuts
Letter dated 19 June gives Mayor Dada Morero seven days to explain why National Treasury shouldn't stop the transfer of funds to the metro ...
The CitizenExposed: The rot in Sanral’s procurement system
It appears to have contravened the PFMA by not advising National Treasury within the stipulated time about contract awards that deviate from normal bidding processes.
The CitizenSocial grants fraud remains a concern, National Treasury says
'Our main concern at this stage is who receives social grants when they should not be.'
The CitizenSOEs rack up losses of R172bn in five years – National Treasury
Many SOEs rely on the public purse despite operational gains.