Podcast appearances and mentions of Tito Mboweni

Remembering Tito Mboweni's Legacy ahead of the Medium Term Budget by Radio Islam

Bongani Bingwa discusses this week's political wrap with EWN associate political writer Tshidi Madia, focussing on Pule Mabe and those granted bail in the tuk-tuk waste picker deal, the late Tito Mboweni's legacy, and MPs leaving the Economic Freedom Fighter party.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ANC NEC member David Mahlobo has described the late former Minister of Finance Tito Mboweni as selfless person who never divided the ANC. Mahlobo was speaking at the ANC's memorial service to honour the legacy of Mboweni. The memorial service was held at Nkowankowa community hall outside Tzaneen in Limpopo. Michael Makungo reports

The ANC in Limpopo last night held a memorial service for former finance minister and reserve bank governor Tito Mboweni at his home village of Nkowankowa in Tzaneen. The ANC in Limpopo says the late Tito Mboweni played a crucial role in shaping South African politics during and after Apartheid rule. We caught up with the ANC Limpopo Spokesperson Jimmy Machaka.....

  Strong Retail Sales and the Two-Pot System: Retail sales show a positive trend, rising 3.2% in August, exceeding expectations of 2.1%. The Two-Pot System has already released R20 billion in six weeks, with the money used mainly for paying down debt, saving, and spending. Retail sales recovery, though from a low base, is a strong indicator of improved consumer health due to factors like slightly lower interest rates and inflation. South African retail sales | YonY Tribute to Tito Mboweni: Simon reflects on the passing of Tito Mboweni, former Finance Minister and Reserve Bank Governor. Mboweni's contributions include institutionalising the Reserve Bank's MPC meetings and implementing key labor reforms during his tenure as Labor Minister. His lasting impact on the country's economy and financial sectors was highlighted, along with his personality as a Twitter chef and self-styled "Duke of Magoebaskloof." Johnson & Johnson – A Smooth Dividend Play: Simon shares his reasons for holding Johnson & Johnson: consistent dividend growth (around 3% yield) and a steady 8% annual share price growth in US dollars. Despite some issues, the company offers reliable long-term returns in a competitive health and consumer space. Johnson & Johnson quarterly dividend payments Bytes Technology Group and Investment Opportunity: Bytes operates in the UK, offering hardware, software, and services. The stock showed mixed market reactions but has strong support around certain levels. With a forward P/E of 20 and a dividend yield of 3.6%, Simon sees it as an interesting opportunity for long-term investors in the tech space. Quilter Trading Update: Quilter's strong Q3 results follow a good first half of the year, with significant inflows supporting future earnings. A solid financial services player with a dividend yield near 4% and a forward P/E of 15, Quilter is performing well and trading at all-time highs since its 2018 listing. Sasol – A Weak Chart: Simon discusses Sasol's ongoing struggles, with a weak chart suggesting possible further declines. Investors should wait for technical indicators before making any moves. Brent Oil Price and Rand Volatility: Brent crude oil hit highs recently but is now retreating to $70 per barrel, with potential for further declines due to global oversupply. The rand, affected by dollar strength, is volatile but could see a return to 16.80 against the dollar in the coming months. Chapters 00:00 Retail Sales Recovery and Economic Outlook 04:29 Tribute to Tito Mboweni 08:32 Johnson & Johnson: A Steady Investment 09:52 Bytes Technology Group: Market Reactions 12:32 Quilter's Strong Performance 14:29 Cecil's Ongoing Struggles 15:56 Brent Oil Prices and Global Economy 17:48 Volatility of the Rand and Market Predictions Simon Brown * I hold ungeared positions. All charts by KoyFin | Get 10% off your order

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US-based economists have examined the factors which influence a strong or weak economy in countries. The findings of Daron Acemoglu is a Turkish-American economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Simon Johnson is a British economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and James Robinson have won them the 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics. Roy Havemann, from the Bureau of Economic Research author of How to Fix (or Unfck) A Country, which has an introduction by Tito Mboweni weighs in on the topic.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reflecting on Business Legacy of Tito Mboweni - BUSA CEO by Radio Islam

An important figure in the finance world, Tito Mboweni, passed away on Saturday.He's been a very instrumental in matters of the public purse We tallk about the role he  played?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Tumisho Grater, Multi-Manager Investment Analyst at Nedgroup Investments discusses the recent record highs in the US stock market, driven by stable inflation and positive earnings reports from major banks. The episode also covers global market movements, China's economic measures, ongoing trade tariffs, expectations for another European Central Bank interest rate cut, and the creation of the National Transmission Company of SA. It concludes with a tribute to the late Dr. Tito Mboweni, highlighting his contributions to South African economic policy. LinkedIn · YouTube

Nosipho Radebe is in conversation Dr Sysman Motloung, Political Analyst and Lecturer at North West University and Prof. Bonang Mohale, Chancellor at University of Free State and Professor of Practice at University of Johannesburg Business SchoolSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stephen Grootes talks to Edward Kieswetter (SARS Commissioner), Dr. Iraj Abedian (Pan-African Investments CEO), Busisiwe Mavuso (Business Leadership SA CEO), and Gina Schoeman (Citi Bank Economist) in a heartfelt tribute to Tito Mboweni's remarkable legacy.  In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Executive Director at Just Share, Tracey Davies, talks about the hidden costs of secret electricity deals and their devastating impact on South African consumers.   Interviews:  A Statesman's Legacy: Remembering Tito Mboweni  Stephen Grootes talks to Edward Kieswetter (SARS Commissioner), Dr. Iraj Abedian (Pan-African Investments CEO), Busisiwe Mavuso (Business Leadership SA CEO), and Gina Schoeman (Citi Bank Economist) in a heartfelt tribute to Tito Mboweni's remarkable legacy.   Market Commentary - Old Mutual Investment Group Arthur Karas,portfolio manager at MacroSolutions at Old Mutual Investment joins Stephe Grootes to analyse the biggest stories on the markets.   Unlocking Potential: Colin Coleman's Vision for Youth Empowerment Stephen Grootes speaks to Colin Coleman, Distinguished fellow at Insead, former publicity secretary of Nusas and a former Goldman Sachs partner on shaping South Africa's future through youth development.   Saru's strategy to market the Springboks Stephen Grootes talks to Kabelo Khumalo, Business Day's Companies & Markets Editor, about SARU's bold plan to reinvigorate the Springboks' brand and captivate rugby fans. How secret electricity deals harm domestic consumers   Stephen Grootes speaks to Tracey Davies, Executive Director at Just Share, about the hidden costs of secret electricity deals and their devastating impact on South African consumers. Business Book Review - Broken Money: Why Our Financial System is Failing Us and How We Can Make it Better by Lyn Alden  Stephen Grootes speaks to Bronwyn Williams, Flux Trends Partner, about her review of Broken Money: Why Our Financial System is Failing Us and How We Can Make it Better by Lyn Alden the book, and its startling insights on the financial system. My Money -    Zola Nene, Chef Cookbook Author / TV Personality  Stephen Grootes talks to Zola Nene, renowned chef and author, about the flavors and milestones that have defined her remarkable career.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Today's Daily Friend Show, with Nicholas Lorimer, Terence Corrigan and Sara Gon. They discuss the connection between Cadre deployment and the growing water crisis in Johannesburg. They also discuss the passing of Tito Mboweni and the composition of the new Tshwane government. Subscribe on Google Podcasts · Subscribe on Apple Podcasts · Subscribe on Spotify · Website · Facebook · Instagram · Twitter

Tito Mboweni se loopbaan strek verder as net finansies – hy het as Minister van Arbeid in Nelson Mandela se kabinet ‘n belangrike rol gespeel in die ontwikkeling van Suid-Afrika se arbeidswette. Stigter en hoofekonoom van die Efficient-groep, Dawie Roodt gesels oor Mnr. Mboweni se nalatenskap. Volg RSG Geldsake op Twitter

Stephen Grootes talks to Edward Kieswetter (SARS Commissioner), Dr. Iraj Abedian (Pan-African Investments CEO), Busisiwe Mavuso (Business Leadership SA CEO), and Gina Schoeman (Citi Bank Economist) in a heartfelt tribute to Tito Mboweni's remarkable legacy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bongani Bingwa speaks to South African Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago, Standard Bank group CEO, Sim Tshabalala and former National Treasury Director General, Dondo Mogajane as they all pay tribute to the late former minister of finance and former SARB governor Tito Mboweni.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bongani Bingwa speaks to Lisa Seftel the Executive director of Nedlac (National Economic Development and Labour Council) as they pay tribute to the late former minister of finance and former SARB governor Tito Mboweni.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of the BizNews Briefing features UIM President Neil de Beer on the late Tito Mboweni as well as President Ramaphosa's Phala Phala scandal; AltVest founder and CEO Warren Wheatley discusses developments with the company; Alec Hogg speaks to Calgro M3 CEO Wikus Lategan; our partners at Bloomberg report on Elon Musk's successful SpaceX launch; plus today's market commentator, Andrew Vintcent from ClucasGray. On Mondays, the BizNews Briefing is hosted by Nielsen Network CEO, Bronwyn Nielsen.

Die polisie ondersoek 'n massa-skietvoorval in Orange Farm. Huldeblyke stroom steeds in na die dood van die voormalige minister van finansies, Tito Mboweni. Ons bespreek Mboweni se invloed op die ekonomie en politiek. Die polisiediens kry 'n ongekwalifiseerde ouditmening. Moontlike regstappe oor die besnoeiing aan onderwysposte in die Wes-Kaap.

This evening we look at market moves with Rand Swiss, chat to Calgro M3 CEO Wikus Lategan about their latest financials, and reflect on Tito Mboweni's legacy with Black Business Council CEO Kganki Matabane and journalist Jonathan Katzenellenbogen. The LampHouse joins us to discuss SA's indoor cannabis farming industry, and Devon Card of Crue Invest discusses financial planning when diagnosed with a terminal illness in our personal finance segment. SAfm Market Update - Podcasts and live stream

Kganki Matabane – CEO, Black Business Counci & Jonathan Katzenellenbogen – Journalist SAfm Market Update - Podcasts and live stream

To discuss Tito Mboweni's life, impact, and legacy, we are joined by Dr Kenneth Creamer  an academic economist based at the University of theWitwatersrand. Professor Creamer will provide insight into Mboweni'scontributions to South Africa's economic development and the lasting impact ofhis work on the nation's financial institutions and policies.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tributes are flooding in for former Finance Minister and Reserve Bank Governor, Tito Mboweni, who passed away on Saturday after a brief illness. Mboweni died at the age of 65. His family, politicians and citizens are still reeling in shock over his sudden loss. Leslie Maasdorp, a former Special Adviser to Tito Mboweni during his tenure as Labour Minister, spoke to Elvis Presslin to share insights into Mboweni's remarkable career and life

Lester Kiewit speaks to former Finance Minister Trevor Manuel about his predecessor and comrade Tito Mboweni who helped set the country on a stable economic footing during his tenure as Finance Minister and Reserve Bank Governor. Mboweni passed away this weekend at the age of 65, after a short illness. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

During his maiden Budget speech in 2019, former Finance Minister Tito Mboweni introduced an Indigenous Aloe Plant, which remains one of his most memorable addresses.This speech exemplified his unwavering belief in the resilience of South Africans.

Lester Kiewit speaks to Zwelinzima Vavi, the general secretary of the SA Federation of Trade Unions about the tremendous contribution towards the rights of workers made by former Labour Minister Tito Mboweni, who passed away at the weekend, at the age of 65.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sara-Jayne Makwala King is joined by political analyst Melanie Verwoerd to discuss the shock passing of former Finance Minister Tito Mboweni and the DA's much-publicized concerns around the BELA Act and how they could threaten the future of the GNU. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tito Mboweni, Former SARB Governor and Former Finance Minister joins Stephen Grootes on the progress being made with GNU, the new chapter in national unity and partnership.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

•    Presenter Bruce Whitfield moderates a conversation about "ONE THING" with Dr. Imtiaaz Sooliman, founder of Gift of the Givers; Alan Knott-Craig Jr., former CEO of iBurst and Mxit and current chairman at Isizwe.com; and Judy Dlamini, Chancellor of the University of the Witwatersrand and founding chairman of Mbekani Group. This one thing might fundamentally lead the country toward a more affluent future by having a knock-on effect on society and the economy.  •    "The ONE Thing," a lecture by GIBS professor Adrian Saville, has the ability to significantly affect the country's economy and society and bring about future success. Host Bruce Whitfield receives a vote of gratitude from Alastair Teeling-Smith of 702 Programming and Tessa Van Staden of 567 Cape Talk Programming for their friendship and 20 years of business updates.  •    Bruce Whitfield discusses "The ONE THING" that would make South Africa investable with Tito Mboweni, a former governor and minister of finance; Hendrik Du Toit, CEO of Ninety-One; Mark Barnes, executive chairman and CEO of Purple Group and the former CEO of the SA Post Office and Dr. Richard Friedland, CEO of Netcare.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bruce Whitfield is joined by Tito Mboweni, a former governor and minister of finance, Hendrik Du Toit, CEO of Ninety One, Mark Barnes, executive chairman and CEO of Purple Group and the former CEO of the SA Post Office, Mteto Nyati, chairman of Eskom, and Dr. Richard Friedland, CEO of Netcare, as they discuss "The ONE THING" that would make South Africa investable.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

12.07.23 Pt 1 - Gareth reminisces about a trip with Tito Mboweni to the Reserve Bank, Lebang's podcast is nominated for an award, and Ryan is watching Andrew Tate videos again. A blast from the past - SA's Weather Man, Simon Gear, makes an appearance. www.cliffcentral.com

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South Africa's decision to sell a majority stake in the country's loss-making national airline represents an ongoing financial risk to the state as the terms were skewed heavily toward the buyer, the National Treasury said. The finer print of the deal that saw the Takatso Consortium take a 51% shareholding in South African Airways last year represents a “contingent liability,” the Treasury said in a document emailed to Parliament's Standing Committee on Public Accounts that was later withdrawn. That's partly because Takatso -- made up of a local jet-leasing company and private-equity firm -- has the right to assess whether any ongoing liabilities in SAA be settled by the government, the Treasury said in the document seen by Bloomberg. The emergence of the concerns came as Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan was set to appear before the public-accounts committee. Gordhan, a former finance minister, had made the removal of SAA from the state roster a key tenet of his role overseeing he Department of Public Enterprises, which also counts debt-laden utility Eskom Holdings among its responsibilities. The terms “may result in the state providing funds in excess of its shareholding,” the Treasury said. While the letter was withdrawn, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana said at the hearing that the National Treasury didn't participate in the sale process and the substance of the “letter stands.” The department declined to immediately comment further. PLANES GROUNDED The sale of SAA was announced in June last year after the airline emerged from lengthy bankruptcy proceedings, during which its planes were grounded for well over a year and the workforce cut by 80%. The airline, which used to serve destinations across Africa and a number of major global cities, hasn't made money since 2011 and received state bailouts that totaled billions of rand. “We all have the responsibility in government to reduce the guarantees and contingent liabilities,” Gordhan said in the hearing. The Department of Public Enterprises declined to comment further. The National Treasury said it was not consulted on the sale of the stake, which it said cost 51 rand ($3.16), and remains in the dark about a number of other agreements such as Takatso's proposed issue of preference shares to the DPE. It's also concerned that government guarantees on SAA's debt remain in place, according to the document. The finance minister at the time of the sale, Tito Mboweni, clashed repeatedly with Gordhan over SAA, maintaining the company be allowed to go bankrupt and airlines operated by private companies. He was replaced by Godongwana in August. “The strategic equity partner may assume very minimal shareholder risk for the acquisition of a majority shareholding a the purchase price of 51 rand,” the Treasury said. Takatso consists of Johannesburg-based Global Airways, which owns domestic airline Lift, and private-equity firm Harith General Partners.

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The rand broke a two-day losing streak on Thursday as investors welcomed the medium term budget policy statement (MTBPS), staging a mild recovery after falling the most in more than eight months in the previous session. The JSE and local bonds were also heartened by the statement. Finance minister Enoch Godongwana outlined a better fiscal position in his maiden medium-term budget and said he would continue the fiscal consolidation outlined by his predecessor, Tito Mboweni, in an effort to reduce the budget deficit and stabilise SA's high debt. Asian share prices advanced in early trade this morning as a shock from a surprisingly strong U.S. inflation reading ebbed, with investors now hopeful that the worst price hikes could be soon over To put things into perspective Michael Avery is joined by Warwick Lucas, Chief Investment Officer at Galileo Asset managers; Raymond Parsons, professor in the School of Business and Governance at Northwest University & Isaah Mhlanga, Chief Economist at Alex Forbes

Finance Minister Enoch Gondongwana is expected to deliver his maiden Mid-Term-Budget-Speech on Thursday. Gondongwana took over from the former minister, Tito Mboweni, in early August following President Cyril Ramaphosa's cabinet reshuffle. Gondongwana is expected to juggle the financial purse between support for ailing State-Owned Enterprises and possible further social relief grants for the most vulnerable in the country. For a closer look at what small businesses, most of which are buckling under power blackouts and lockdown regulations, expect from the Mid-term Budget, here is CEO of the Small Business Institute of South Africa, John Dludlu...

Parliament spokesperson Moloto Mothapo took to Twitter on Tuesday to announce that Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's medium-term budget policy statement (MTBPS) will be pushed back by a week to 11 November. This comes after Business Day reported that the date for Godongwana's joint sitting debut would be changed from Thursday 4 November. The change in date comes as a number of economic developments fall on the table of government and, more especially, National Treasury. Since being appointed as finance minister by President Cyril Ramaphosa in September, Godongwana has spoken at a handful of public events and sent signals of that he looks to lead National Treasury with a business-friendly and pro-growth approach. Mothapo tweeted on Tuesday morning that Godongwana wrote to the National Assembly Speaker Thandi Modise requesting that the date for tabling the medium-term budget be changed. National Treasury released a statement shortly after Mothapo's tweet saying Godongwana will table the medium-term budget policy statement on 11 November 2021, and not 4 November. "The postponement is due to the local government elections which were promulgated for Monday, 01 November 2021. All processes leading up to the finalisation of the MTBPS remain on track," the Treasury statement said. This approved request for a change in the date of the joint sitting comes as government is considering how Eskom will be supported in the immediate and medium future and how it can leverage its presence at the Congress of Parties climate change meeting in Glasgow Scotland, to get funding. Another issue that might be giving Godongwana and National Treasury pause for further reflection is considerations for the Basic Income Grant, which seeks to expand the reach of social supports for poor South Africans to include those between the ages of 18 and 59. That said, the medium-term budget policy statement serves to outline and update the legislature on fiscal developments encompassing a three year period, and is likely to be consistent with former minister Tito Mboweni's last budget speech as well as his last medium-term budget policy statement.

Die Openbare Beskermer stop verskeie ondersoeke teen groot name in die regering, insluitend president Cyril Ramaphosa en ministers Pravin Gordhan en Tito Mboweni. Die Departement van Gesondheid reageer op die Spesiale Ondersoekeenheid se verslag wat die voormalige Minister van Gesondheid, dr. Zweli Mkhize, by korrupsie betrek. Die Menseregtekommissie eis daadwerklike optrede om water- en sanitasieprobleme by ses provisnies se skole stop te sit.

Sommige gefrustreerde Suid-Afrikaners beskuldig president Cyril Ramaphosa van lamsakkigheid na gisteraand se kabinetskuiwe. Volgens hulle is Ramaphosa se aanstellings 'n bewys daarvan dat hy die ANC bo die land se belange dra. Talle mense het verwag dat iemand soos Bheki Cele en Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma onder meer die trekpas sou kry vir hul hantering van die inperkingsmaatreëls wat sedert Maart verlede jaar ingestel is weens die Covid19-pandemie. Die president het in pleks daarvan twee nuwe aanstellings gemaak na die bedanking van Tito Mboweni en die afsterwe van Jackson Mthembu, asook 'n paar strategiese veranderinge. Maar Kotzé sê gisteraand se skuiwe is net nog 'n bewys dat Ramaphosa 'n baie slim taktiese spel speel om sy houvas as president te verstewig.

The South African  Minister of Finance  - Tito Mboweni joins us for a frank discussion on saving, property, travel, and more...He shares why he chose to live in Magoebaskloof, his thoughts on younger people investing in land in the urban vs. rural areas of the country, and saving tips he wishes someone told him when he was younger.For more information about this episode, please visit my blog: www.leratob.con/Tito-Mboweni/and share your comments or topic suggestions with me on social media @LeratoLB.Thanks for listening!Download our How to Financing Investment Properties Guide.

In vandeesweek se "3 Minute, 3 Sake" bespreek Gerhard van Onselen, ʼn senior ontleder by Sakeliga, die ekonomie wat byna onder inperkings ineenstort en onsekerheid in die konstruksiebedryf. Hy gesels ook oor Tito Mboweni, minister van finansies, se zero-gebaseerde begroting. Sakeliga se webwerf · Sakeliga op Facebook

Tito takes a hard line at long last. The much-anticipated Budget Speech felt like Tito Mboweni has at last acted as an economist would by cutting state salaries, which although fiscally responsible, will come with a sting in the tail politically. The thorn in the side though is the R16b which has been extended to SAA as an injection - surely this is just “good money after bad?” Maybe it's time to let SAA and Dudu Myeni both fall from their lofty heights and become creatures of the past. Apple has projected a $4b loss in profit because of coronavirus and their inability to obtain stock from China. And has the ANC failed the children of this country? Nando's · The Burning Platform

Cosatu has warned the government that it will have “egg on its face” for wanting to cut the public sector wage bill, saying its behaviour in the saga was worse than the apartheid government's. The SA economy is in trouble and the public sector has made it clear that it is not happy to bear the brunt of the decline. In this week's Sunday Times Politics Weekly podcast, the team is joined by Business Day journalist Mudiwa Gavaza. They get into the nitty-gritty of the politics that will follow finance minister Tito Mboweni's 2020 budget speech.

Join me in conversation with IRR Chief Economist, Ian Cruickshanks, we try forecast on the upcoming Budget Speech to be delivered by Finance Minister, Tito Mboweni. We look at the good, the bad & the ugly...and give analysis on what the Finance Minister ought to say if we are to pull SA out of the economic mess and reform it. www.youtube.com

On the latest business news, we talk about what issues are likely to be raised by finance minister Tito Mboweni in his National Budget set for release next week and discuss items like state owned enterprises, public sector wages and possible tax increases which may be on the cards. Zanele Kunene, our financial expert from BDO Wealth Advisors, helps us to unpack the issues on The Business Wrap. The Buffalo Index looks at what your R100 can do you at one of the many spaza shops across the country by going through a list of commonly bought items. On the main topic, we look at the role of financial technology (fin-tech) in the informal sector to drive business growth. Felix Kamenga, the Chief Officer for Financial Services at MTN SA joins us on the line to talk about MTN's mobile money solution “MoMo” and its applications for the SME and informal sector. Tina Mason, Chief Operating Officer of A2Pay, a fintech business providing trade financing and point of sale technology to spaza shop owners, talks about changing behaviour of small business owners using technology. wits.journalism.co.za

Tito Mboweni sal vandeesweek sy eerste mediumtermynbegrotingstoespraak as minister van finansies lewer. Minister Mboweni was Saterdag tydens die Kader Asmal-gedenklesing by die Kaapse Skiereiland Universiteit van Tegnologie aan die woord. Die krisis op munisipale vlak wys nog geen tekens van einde nie. Sakeliga se webwerf · Sakeliga op Facebook

Gerhard van Onselen, senior ontleder by Sakeliga, oor hul verwagting vir minister Tito Mboweni se mini-begroting. Sakeliga se webwerf · Sakeliga op Facebook

Gerhard van Onselen, senior ontleder by Sakeliga, gee sy mening oor die aanstelling van Tito Mboweni as die nuwe minister van finansies. Sakeliga se webwerf · Sakeliga op Facebook