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BLSA tracker shows reform progress as municipal elections put service delivery to the test

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By Busi Mavuso
| Moneyweb Verified
The BLSA Reform Tracker released its quarterly review last week. It reveals a positive step up in momentum, with its reform index up after a dip last quarter, led by progress on economic reforms. The full review is a good read, interrogating government’s progress on implementing reforms; you can read it here.
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MTBPS 2026: Skills training must lead to jobs, not just certificates

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By Busi Mavuso
| Moneyweb Verified
The Medium-term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS 2026) last week confirmed my expectation that National Treasury is righting the fiscal ship. Debt-to-GDP stabilised at 78.4% in 2025/26 and is now projected to decline, while the budget deficit is narrowing to 3.9% of GDP this year. That is a hard-won achievement and Treasury deserves credit for it. The risk of fiscal calamity has receded, giving investors greater confidence to put their money at risk and back South Africa for the long term.
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Fiscal Discipline Is Half The Battle – Now Make Education Spending Deliver Jobs

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By Busi Mavuso, Moses Mudzwiti
| The Bulrushes
Last week’s medium-term budget policy statement confirmed my expectation that National Treasury is righting the fiscal ship. Debt-to-GDP stabilised at 78.4% in 2025/26 and is now projected to decline, while the budget deficit is narrowing to 3.9% of GDP this year. That is a hard-won achievement, and Treasury deserves credit. The risk of fiscal calamity has receded, giving investors greater confidence to put their money at risk and back South Africa for the long term. That is what enables growth.
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