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31 Oct 2019

Finance Minister Mboweni used his second MTBPS to ask unions to work with him in reducing the state wage bill, adding that ministers would take a salary freeze. Photo: Phando Jikelo/African News Agency (ANA)

Tito Mboweni sticks to his guns: Expenditure cuts are coming

Mboweni used his second MTBPS to ask unions to work with him in reducing the state wage bill, adding that ministers would take a salary freeze.

Just In: One dead, 8 injured in N3 horror crash

The N3 Durban bound roadway has been partially closed to traffic to allow for a critically injured patient to airlifted to hospital.

Kolbe prepared to do whatever it takes for final win

The South Africa winger says he would not be taking the field for the final against England if not 100% fit as to do so would be "selfish".

Rubber bullets, stun grenades against refugees were unnecessary - Amnesty International

Human Rights group Amnesty International has called on SAPS to exercise restraint when dealing with protestors.

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MTN Nigeria signals strong earnings

Change has to come at troubled SAA, says exasperated Tito Mboweni

Can Finance Minister’s honesty warm ratings agencies’ sentiment?

More from Sport

Cheslin Kolbe says he is 100% fit to take the field against England. Photo: Steve Haag Sports/Hollywoodbets

Kolbe prepared to do whatever it takes for final win


	Rashford stunner stops Chelsea in their tracks



	Liverpool edge Arsenal on penalties after 10-goal thriller



	England unchanged for World Cup final, Spencer on bench

More from Entertainment

Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, attends a roundtable discussion on gender equality at Windsor Castle. Picture: Jeremy Selwyn/Reuters

Meghan thanks British MPs for backing her amid media scrutiny


	Mini Royal season for ITV Choice



	'Moffie' bags three BIFA nominations



	Diddy in semi-retirement from music

More from Lifestyle

Men say pubic hair is a deal-breaker Picture: Pexels

Should you or shouldn't you shave your pubic hair?


	New tuberculosis vaccine shows promising results



	Brazil's fashion industry emerges as a centre for LGBT resistance



	Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka want to lead by example

More from Africa

Unpacking the Breaking the Cycle of Crime initiative

A Fraud-fighting First in South Africa

The Best Africa Has To Offer In Conference Venues

More from Motoring

Tested: Suzuki's new Swift Sport is much swifter (and still fun)


	Those who win the W Series title can't come back the next year



	Mopar Lowliner Concept is an arresting restomod bakkie



	Time to pay your e-tolls, Mboweni says

Vechta prison in Germany. A teenager has broken into the prison in an attempt to win back his ex-girlfriend. File photo: Mohssen Assanimoghaddam/dpa via AP.

Teen breaks into German prison in bid to win back jailed ex


	My pants fell down, says man who allegedly tried to have sex with traffic cone



	'Shame on you': Ramaphosa roasted for sleeping at Russia-Africa summit



	14-year-old crashes stolen car into a Lamborghini Urus

More from Travel

You may be a bad tourist without even realising it. Picture: Pixabay.

5 signs that you could be a BAD tourist


	Snapping a photo of a geisha could result in a hefty fine



	BA compensates 'drunk' couple for being kicked off flight, and then takes money back



	WATCH: Hulk Hogan's plane landing goes horribly wrong

More from Opinion

Minister of Finance Tito Mboweni delivers the 2019 midterm budget speech in the National Assembly. Picture: Phando Jikelo/African News Agency (ANA)

Tito Mboweni's mid-term budget shows how much trouble the economy is really in


	PHA Campaign is not about farming business-as-usual



	How Africa can improve its lot



	Rugby World Cup final a chance for creating a much-needed Mandela moment

More from World

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, in a series of tweets, announced the company's new policy of banning all political advertising from its service. Picture: Jose Luis Magana/AP/African News Agency (ANA)

Twitter to ban political ads in apparent swipe at Facebook


	New Zealand bans video game glorifying Christchurch mosque shooting



	Train fire in Pakistan kills 13 after cooking accident



	One year after she vanished, family 'hopes' Norwegian tycoon's wife is still alive

More from Multimedia

The N3 near Hammarsdale has been closed to traffic. Picture: Rescue Care Paramedics

Just In: One dead, 8 injured in N3 horror crash

The eThekwini metro police's new state-of-the-art crime fighting vehicle.

Watch: Durban Metro Police unveil hi-tech crime fighting vehicle

Chaos erupted when police moved in to evict foreign nationals staging a three-week sit-in outside the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) offices at Waldorf Arcade, Cape Town. Picture: Phando Jikelo/African News Agency (ANA)

Rubber bullets, stun grenades against refugees were unnecessary - Amnesty International

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