Business Day TV speaks to Lumkile Mondi from Wits University’s School of Economics and Finance
08 February 2022 - 20:40
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Parliament has set aside R4m for the 2022 state of the nation address, which will take place at the Cape Town City Hall after a fire destroyed some parliamentary buildings in January.
The annual address by President Cyril Ramaphosa will outline the government’s plans for the year.
Business Day TV spoke to Lumkile Mondi from Wits University’s School of Economics and Finance.
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Business Day TV speaks to Lumkile Mondi from Wits University’s School of Economics and Finance
Parliament has set aside R4m for the 2022 state of the nation address, which will take place at the Cape Town City Hall after a fire destroyed some parliamentary buildings in January.
The annual address by President Cyril Ramaphosa will outline the government’s plans for the year.
Business Day TV spoke to Lumkile Mondi from Wits University’s School of Economics and Finance.
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