No new funds for struggling SOEs - Treasury
Updated | By Jacaranda FM News
National Treasury says there will be no bailouts for struggling state-owned enterprises, but there will be accountability.
Director-General, Duncan Pieterse said Treasury is sticking to its fiscal strategy, despite having to adjust the budget.
He addressed Parliament’s finance and appropriation committees on Friday.
He said no new funding will be allocated.
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Pieterse has confirmed that audits will be launched to root out ghost employees, as part of efforts to cut waste and save costs.
"Some of the new spending reviews are complete, like the work on active labour market programs, and public employment. We will be tabling [that] to cabinet and elsewhere soon," he said.
"Some of it has just started the work around conditional grants review in infrastructure and the ghost worker audit."
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