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businesslive.co.za | Luyolo Mkentane
Auditor-general Tsakani Maluleke has bemoaned the shambolic state of local government, which lost R17.6bn over the past three years to fruitless and wasteful expenditure, saying little had changed as the sector remained in a dire state. That was despite a slight increase in councils that received clean audits in 2023/24. A total of 41 of the country’s 257 municipalities obtained clean audits, an increase from the paltry 34 registered in 2022/23.
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businesslive.co.za | Luyolo Mkentane
Johannesburg finance MMC Margaret Arnolds tabled a R89.4bn budget for the 2025/26 financial year that aims to deal with a slew of persistent service delivery problems. President Cyril Ramaphosa led a national executive delegation that met the Johannesburg executive council in March as part of efforts to aimed at addressing service delivery challenges in a metro that is responsible for 16% of SA’s GDP and employs 12% of the national workforce. ..
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shorturl.at | Luyolo Mkentane
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sowetanlive.co.za | Luyolo Mkentane |Sandile Ndlovu
Less than a third (31.4%) of children lived with both parents, while 45.5% of children lived with only their mothers. The impoverished Eastern Cape, Northern Cape and Limpopo are the provinces with the highest percentage of households relying on social grants as their main source of income. This was revealed by statistician-general Risenga Maluleke when he released the General Household Survey 2024 in Tshwane on Tuesday.
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businesslive.co.za | Luyolo Mkentane
The impoverished provinces of the Eastern Cape, Northern Cape and Limpopo are among regions with the highest percentage of households relying on social grants as the main source of income. This was revealed by statistician-general Risenga Maluleke when he released the General Household Survey 2024 in Tshwane on Tuesday.
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