Lerato Ntuli | A wish list for this week’s medium-term budget

Author: Lerato NtuliPublished on: October 19, 2026Country: South Africa

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Lerato Ntuli’s article is framed as a wish list of priorities for the medium-term budget expected this week. However, the article body is not included in the supplied text, so its specific proposals cannot be determined.

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