The focus will be on finance minister Tito Mboweni this week as he is expected to table a supplementary budget before parliament.

Mboweni is set to deliver the special adjustment budget on June 24 outlining further plans by the government to tackle Covid-19 as well as changes made to the existing budget as the country faces more fiscal constraints on the back of a global pandemic and gloomy economic outlook...

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