Richemont's Chief Executive Johann Rupert praises Finance Minister Trevor Manuel and Reserve Bank Governor Tito Mboweni but says they're let down by vacillation on Zimbabwe...
Vol 42 No 5 |
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For business Finance Minister Trevor Manuel's most important policy choice was to forego corporate tax cuts in favour of direct subsidies and personal tax cuts...
Vol 42 No 3 |
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Andrew Feinstein an economist close to Finance Minister Trevor Manuel was till last week party Spokesman on public accounts...
Vol 41 No 23 |
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Opposition politicians find it harder to attack the government's market-oriented economic policy under Finance Minister Trevor Manuel...
Vol 41 No 17 |
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The government's chief economic policy-makers - Mbeki Finance Minister Trevor Manuel and Trade and Industry Minister Alec Erwin (himself a former trade unionist) - are dissatisfied with what they see as Nedlac's rigidity and formality and with Cosatu's attempts to call the shots...
Vol 41 No 15 |
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Within government Mbeki has like-minded allies in Trevor Manuel Finance Minister and Alec Erwin Trade and Industry Minister who is thought to have contributed to the economic lecture in Mbeki's opening address...
Vol 41 No 12 |
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) for the proceeds of privatisation by then twice the sum in Finance Minister Trevor Manuel's medium-term budget statement without announcing how the proceeds were to be doubled...
At the Fund's 17-18 April spring meeting in Washington SA's Finance Minister Trevor Manuel interceded privately on Zimbabwe's behalf with senior IMF officials and major Western shareholders...
Vol 41 No 8 |
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His job is the third most important in the cabinet after President Thabo Mbeki and Finance Minister Trevor Manuel if one accepts that foreign policy is still largely run from the presidency...
Vol 41 No 5 |
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That conservative combination in Finance Minister Trevor Manuel's budget on 23 February won plaudits from business parliamentarians and even trade unionists and only minor budget-bashing from non-governmental organisations and left-wing activists...