Budget 2023 | Hits and misses by the Minister of Finance: Zwelinzima Vavi

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VIDEO | Government's decision to absorb part of Eskom's R400 billion debt will help push government debt to 73,6% of GDP in 2025/26.

 

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Correction…government’s decision to use TAXPAYER monies to save their own interests in another failing SOE..

5 more wasted years.

This will not keep the lights on. 😡😡

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