Opportunities

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The full report detailing adjusted national expenditure estimates for 2025, including breakdowns by department and function.

Who it is for:
government departments, auditors, financial analysts
How to act on it:
Download the PDF document
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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A presentation summarizing the 2025 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement, focusing on progress toward fiscal targets and ongoing structural reforms.

Who it is for:
government officials, financial experts, civil society
How to act on it:
Download the presentation file
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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A proposed amendment to taxation laws aimed at improving tax compliance, broadening the tax base, and enhancing revenue collection.

Who it is for:
tax practitioners, businesses, legal experts, policymakers
How to act on it:
Download the bill document
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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Structured data from the 2025 MTBPS and Adjusted Estimates of National Expenditure, provided in Excel format for analysis and research purposes.

Who it is for:
researchers, economists, data analysts, academics
How to act on it:
Download the Excel file
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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A recorded speech delivered by the Minister of Finance outlining the key messages of the 2025 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement, including fiscal priorities and economic reforms.

Who it is for:
media, public, financial institutions, government stakeholders
How to act on it:
Download the audio file or read the transcript
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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The €300 million in concessional loan financing from KfW Development Bank and Agence Française de Développement is available to support the reform of essential trading services—electricity, water supply and sanitation, and solid waste management—in South Africa’s eight metropolitan municipalities. This funding aims to improve financial and operational performance, reinvest revenues into infrastructure, and reduce outages and investment backlogs.

Who it is for:
eight metropolitan municipalities in South Africa, national departments coordinating service reform, infrastructure developers
How to act on it:
No application process is described; funding is allocated through bilateral development cooperation agreements between the governments of Germany, France, and South Africa, administered by KfW and AFD.
Collected 03 Sept 2026
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Opportunityregulatory document access
Ongoing
National Treasury

The updated Annexure B, which outlines the escalation rules for long-term insurance policies under Regulation 7.2(2) of the Demarcation Regulations, is available on the National Treasury website. This document provides the CPI-adjusted benefit limits applicable to long-term health policies.

Who it is for:
insurers, legal advisors, compliance officers, and policyholders
How to act on it:
Download from the National Treasury website at www.treasury.gov.za
Opens: 31 Aug 2026
Collected 02 Sept 2026
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Opportunityexclusive briefing session
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National Treasury

Economists can register to attend a restricted briefing session in Pretoria where they will have early access to the 2026 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) documents under embargo, before the official presentation in Parliament. The event is limited to 30 participants due to venue capacity.

Who it is for:
economists based in Pretoria
How to act on it:
Go to the registration link for Pretoria and complete the online form
Opens: 27 Aug 2026Closes: 02 Oct 2026
Collected 01 Sept 2026
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Opportunityexclusive briefing session
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National Treasury

Economists can register to attend a restricted briefing session in Cape Town where they will have early access to the 2026 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) documents under embargo, before the official presentation in Parliament. The event is limited to 40 participants due to venue capacity.

Who it is for:
economists based in Cape Town
How to act on it:
Go to the registration link for Cape Town and complete the online form
Opens: 27 Aug 2026Closes: 02 Oct 2026
Collected 01 Sept 2026
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Opportunitymedia access event
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National Treasury

Journalists and media representatives in Pretoria can register to attend a pre-announcement briefing on the 2026 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement. The event allows media access to embargoed documents ahead of the Minister’s parliamentary speech.

Who it is for:
media professionals based in Pretoria
How to act on it:
Go to the registration link for Pretoria and complete the form online
Opens: 27 Aug 2026Closes: 02 Oct 2026
Collected 01 Sept 2026
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Journalists and media representatives in Cape Town can register to attend a pre-announcement briefing on the 2026 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement. The event provides access to embargoed documents before the Minister’s public presentation.

Who it is for:
media professionals based in Cape Town
How to act on it:
Go to the registration link for Cape Town and complete the form online
Opens: 27 Aug 2026Closes: 02 Oct 2026
Collected 01 Sept 2026
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The National Treasury is inviting comments and feedback on the framework for centralising unclaimed financial assets in South Africa. Stakeholders are encouraged to respond to the consultation questions outlined in the document.

Who it is for:
financial institutions, pension fund administrators, regulators, consumer representatives, and members of the public
How to act on it:
Submit written comments in response to the consultation questions included in the document
Collected 01 Sept 2026
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