Tani hi leswi ku tlangeriwaka nwehti ya vantshwa , kuna vantswa vo tala lava ti sunguleleke mabindzu ya vona ku ti hanyiosa handle ko langutela eka mfumo hiku tekelo enhlokweni xiyimo xa ku kayivela ka mintirho laha tikweni..Xiyimo xa mintirho xa ha tika swinene laha tikweni, vantshwa vanwana va thwaserile tidyondzo to hambana hambana eti yunivhesithi kambe vo hlaya valo tshama ava kumi mintirhi..Hi hungu leri hi yisa emahlweni hi kuva hiya burisana na unwana wa muntshwa loyi anga eku yimayimeni hi swa mabindzi kuti hanyisa hikwalaho kaku pfumaleka ka mintirho.. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na  Nicho Shai 

Tani hi leswi ku tlangeriwaka nwehti ya vantshwa , kuna vantswa vo tala lava ti sunguleleke mabindzu ya vona ku ti hanyiosa handle ko langutela eka mfumo hiku tekelo enhlokweni xiyimo xa ku kayivela ka mintirho laha tikweni..Xiyimo xa mintirho xa ha tika swinene laha tikweni, vantshwa vanwana va thwaserile tidyondzo to hambana hambana eti yunivhesithi kambe vo hlaya valo tshama ava kumi mintirhi..Hi hungu leri hi yisa emahlweni hi kuva hiya burisana na unwana wa muntshwa loyi anga eku yimayimeni hi swa mabindzi kuti hanyisa hikwalaho kaku pfumaleka ka mintirho.. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na&nbsp; Nicho Shai&nbsp;

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The government has allocated R26 billion to provinces to strengthen the HIV/AIDS programme, focusing on the prevention of mother-to-child transmission and the provision of antiretrovirals. As part of the targeted and responsible savings initiative, provinces will also repurpose some of their funding to meet their obligations towards PEPFAR, following the withdrawal of US funding. Additionally, R21.3 billion has been allocated to the health sector over the medium term to support the compensation and employment of doctors, as well as to cover shortfalls in goods and services expenditure. Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na President wa nhlangano wa vaongori wa DENOSA, Simon Hlungwani

The government has allocated R26 billion to provinces to strengthen the HIV/AIDS programme, focusing on the prevention of mother-to-child transmission and the provision of antiretrovirals. As part of the targeted and responsible savings initiative, provinces will also repurpose some of their funding to meet their obligations towards PEPFAR, following the withdrawal of US funding. Additionally, R21.3 billion has been allocated to the health sector over the medium term to support the compensation and employment of doctors, as well as to cover shortfalls in goods and services expenditure. Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na President wa nhlangano wa vaongori wa DENOSA, Simon Hlungwani

va DENOSA va angula eka mpimanyeto wa timali wa 2025/26 hi Holobye Enoch Godongwane

Here are some other highlights of the budget speech. An improvement in revenue collections has allowed government to scrap 20 billion rand in planned tax increases. Godongwana says the economy is gaining traction the debt situation is stabilising. More than a trillion rand is expected to be spent on infrastructure projects over the medium term. The railways, electricity supply and water services are to benefit. The Minister announced that the limit for tax-free savings increases from 36-thousand rand to 46 thousand rand annually. He said the so called sin taxes on tobacco and alcohol would be increased in line with inflation. The old age and disability grant increases by 80 rand to two thousand 400 rand. Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na  Chairperson for Finance Portfolio Committee, Dr Joe Maswanganyi

Here are some other highlights of the budget speech. An improvement in revenue collections has allowed government to scrap 20 billion rand in planned tax increases. Godongwana says the economy is gaining traction the debt situation is stabilising. More than a trillion rand is expected to be spent on infrastructure projects over the medium term. The railways, electricity supply and water services are to benefit. The Minister announced that the limit for tax-free savings increases from 36-thousand rand to 46 thousand rand annually. He said the so called sin taxes on tobacco and alcohol would be increased in line with inflation. The old age and disability grant increases by 80 rand to two thousand 400 rand.&nbsp;Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na&nbsp; Chairperson for Finance Portfolio Committee, Dr Joe Maswanganyi

Komiti ya timali epalamendhe yi amukela mpimanyeto wa ti mali lowu andlariweki hi Holobye Enoch Godongwane

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has unveiled the 2026 budget, saying the economy is beginning to gain traction from the ongoing reforms. Godongwana tabled his 2026/27 budget in parliament this afternoon. He says the economy is expected to grow by one-point-six percent this year, an improvement from the one-point-four percent estimated in 2025. Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na mutivi wa economy eUniversity ya Limpopo, Fortune Mabunda

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has unveiled the 2026 budget, saying the economy is beginning to gain traction from the ongoing reforms. Godongwana tabled his 2026/27 budget in parliament this afternoon. He says the economy is expected to grow by one-point-six percent this year, an improvement from the one-point-four percent estimated in 2025. Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na mutivi wa economy eUniversity ya Limpopo, Fortune Mabunda

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