
The South African government’s overall budget deficit is forecast to improve from 4.5% of GDP currently, narrowing to 2.7% by 2028/29 – a level last achieved in 2008/09.
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana highlighted this in tabling the 2025 Mid-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) in Cape Town on Wednesday.
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He presented a more upbeat budget and fiscal position, especially considering the main budget chaos in February, which was postponed for the first time post-1994 and saw SA having three budget days, with the final budget approved in May.
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Van der Merwe was watching a rugby test against the British Lions at Loftus Versfeld stadium in Pretoria. In the packed stadium, there was only one empty seat – next to Van der Merwe.
\”Who does that seat belong to?\” asked his neighbour.
\”It\’s for my wife.\”
\”But why isn\’t she here?\”
\”She died.\”
\”So why didn\’t you give the ticket to one of your friends?\”
\”They\’ve all gone to the funeral.\”