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Economy

Treasury mum on e-toll debt options

May 11 2012 16:28

The Treasury has declined to comment on reports that SA is looking at options to retire a R20bn debt incurred by Sanral to upgrade highways around Gauteng.

Economy

Revamp to BEE laws on the cards

Jun 14 2011 18:42

President Jacob Zuma says the cabinet will soon be presented with proposed changes to black economic empowerment laws and codes.

Financial Services

Treasury supports banker pay rules

Mar 15 2011 15:38

The Treasury says it backs international moves to rein in pay structures that encourage risky behavior.

Economy

Billions lost in transfer duty

Mar 07 2011 12:13

The government is also a casualty of the housing recession as tax revenues take a knock, writes Joan Muller.

Economy

Treasury welcomes ratings upgrade

Jan 26 2011 12:55

The National Treasury has applauded international ratings agency Standard & Poor's revsion of SA's outlook to stable from negative.

South Africa

Govt warns against election promises

Jan 16 2011 19:44

Ahead of the local elections, the Treasury has urged municipalities not to drum up votes by promising low tariffs and massive capital expenditure.

Economy

Treasury raises offshore limits

Dec 13 2010 18:32

The Treasury has increased the limits institutional investors can invest offshore.

Economy

Councils owed billions in debt

Dec 02 2010 16:43

The Treasury says households and government departments have run up debts of more than R40bn with municipalities.

Economy

Eskom lifeline not yet approved: Treasury

Nov 16 2010 18:31

The Treasury says Eskom's promised R20bn injection still needs to go through the budgetary process, including approval by the cabinet.

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May 28 2012 09:33

Investors may not have a clue what they’re paying their money managers or they type of service they’re getting, or, whether they can actually negotiate lower fees. (Reuters)

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