We are concerned that very little is mentioned about how to address the problem of mass unemployment.
We are concerned that very little is mentioned about how to address the problem of mass unemployment.
Replacing a VAT increase with budget cuts is not a victory for unemployed and working-class South Africans but a defeat.
The government is captured. The poor are left to fend for themselves in a dog-eat-dog world.
The AIDC submission addresses the National Treasury’s fiscal policies, including the disproportionate weighting placed on debt-to-GDP as opposed to targeting reductions in poverty, inequality and unemployment.
By Brian Ashley, Dick Forslund and Jaco Oelofsen According to media reports, a deal has been struck outside Court between the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) and Iqbal Survé’s company AYO Technology. Out of the R4.7-billion of GEPF’s funds that GEPF’s manager…
On 21 January 2022, the World Bank approved a $750 million (~R11.4 billion) loan to assist the South African fiscus. As part of the Bank’s “development policy loan” (DPL) programme, this loan is expected to have an interest rate of…
