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2004/05/27
M Mabuyakhulu: KwaZulu-Natal Appropriation Bill 2004/2005
The budget allocations make provision for the two new departments of Arts, Culture and Tourism, and Sport and Recreation. This department's budget is the sum of the budgets for Tourism (R69, 952m) and Arts and Culture (R34, 191m), i.e., R104, 143m. With over 86% of the budget allocated to the social sector, the budget focuses on poverty reduction strategies, health improvements and job creation in line with the province's long-term strategic goals. [highlighted result]
URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2004/04060312151001.htm Size: 61KB Source: KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Government Speaker: M Mabuyakhulu Collection: gov
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2004/03/02
E Rasool: Western Cape Appropriation Bill 2004/2005
These eight priorities were derived from an overview of development challenges in the province, thorough assessments of provincial service delivery and extensive deliberations through the process that culminated in the Provincial Growth and Development Summit. The lead role of Economic Development and Tourism in the development of a comprehensive, detailed, credible and widely agreed micro-economic strategy for the Province will underpin all interventions made by the Province in the economy. ... [highlighted result]
URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2004/04030216461006.htm Size: 82KB Source: Western Cape Provincial Government Speaker: E Rasool Collection: gov
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2004/02/25
Z Dingani: Free State Appropriation Bill 2004/2005
Expenditure on health has grown steadily over the years to give effect to government's strategy to enhance access to public health services, also at the primary care level. This growth is evident if one compares current budget proposals with the 1995/96 voted budget of health of R1,05 billion. Mr Speaker, in addition to the strategies already mentioned, the far-reaching budget reforms implemented over recent years, also produced tangible results in provincial expenditure management, with ... [highlighted result]
URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2004/04030115461001.htm Size: 31KB Source: Free State Provincial Government Speaker: Z Dingani Collection: gov
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2004/01/26
J Mabena: Mpumalanga Appropriation Bill 2004/2005
They will further receive R15,3 million, R17,132 million and R19 million over the MTEF period from the conditional grant called Provincial Infrastructure Grant (PIG) to further promote the agricultural sector in the Province. * The Department of Public Works, Roads and Transport is allocated an amount of R910,9 million to provide and maintain the provincial road network and also facilitate the development of infrastructure for the Province. * R3,1 billion goes to the Department of Social ... [highlighted result]
URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2004/04030114461003.htm Size: 39KB Source: Mpumalanga Provincial Government Speaker: J Mabena Collection: gov
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2004/02/25
G Akharwaray: Northern Cape Appropriation Bill 2004/2005
For the coming MTEF period for hard social infrastructure that underpins economic development we have set aside R354 million for sanitation and municipal infrastructure, R267,4 million for housing, R13,7 million for electrification, and R61,200 million for the final eradication of the bucket system. Funding totalling R231,423 million is voted over the MTEF period through the Departments of Health, Education, Social Services and Population Development and Finance for the financing of ... [highlighted result]
URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2004/04022710461002.htm Size: 44KB Source: Northern Cape Provincial Government Speaker: G Akharwaray Collection: gov
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2004/02/26
T Mufamadi: Limpopo Appropriation Bill 2004/2005
The bulk of this additional allocation goes to Welfare R299,7 million; Health R207,8 million; Education R85,0 million; Transport R45 million; Public Works R12 million; Finance & Economic Development R30 million. Public Works - The budget allocation increased from R1,2 billion to R1,3 billion, the growth of 7%. The budget for 2003/04 includes the special allocation of R74 million for Rural Infrastructure Development hence the 1% increase. The Infrastructure Cluster budget is R2,156 billion and... [highlighted result]
URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2004/04022709461008.htm Size: 49KB Source: Limpopo Provincial Government Speaker: T Mufamadi Collection: gov
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2004/02/26
E Godongwana: Eastern Cape Appropriation Bill 2004/2005
For the first time since 1994, government and governance was organised according to a comprehensive and cohesive system that linked Provincial Government Departments and Local Government structures together in the common pursuit of overall social and economic development. This involves allocations to housing, local government, agriculture, economic affairs, roads and transport, which represent crucial components of the economic development process in terms of infrastructure development, ... [highlighted result]
URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2004/04022613461003.htm Size: 52KB Source: Eastern Cape Provincial Government Speaker: E Godongwana Collection: gov
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2004/02/25
M Kuscus: North West Appropriation Bill 2004/2005
Education is in South Africa, as in this province, the largest expenditure item on the budget. The budget for the social cluster is R12,113 billion and accounts for 80% of the total budget. To this end an amount of R28 million has been budgeted increasing to R37 million and R47 million in the financial years 2005/06 and 2006/07 respectively. [highlighted result]
URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2004/04022609461015.htm Size: 39KB Source: North West Provincial Government Speaker: M Kuscus Collection: gov
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2004/02/24
P Miller: KwaZulu-Natal Appropriation Bill 2004/2005
In terms of budget management, planning and reporting, furthermore, the impact of the introduction of performance budgeting principles into the provincial government's budget and strategic planning processes has been profound. In previous budget speeches, I have provided considerable detail about the Financial Management Improvement Programme (FinMiP), an initiative by Provincial Treasury aimed at assisting Accounting Officers in all provincial departments to meet their responsibilities in ... [highlighted result]
URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2004/04022509461004.htm Size: 52KB Source: KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Government Speaker: P Miller Collection: gov
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2004/02/24
J Moleketi: Gauteng Appropriation Bill 2004/2005
Two weeks later the first full Budget of the Gauteng Provincial Government for the 1995/1996 financial year was presented. Although the functional committee system still prevailed, the Gauteng Executive shaped the budget driven by its own priorities. Our October 1996 Budget Lekgotla saw the Executive utilise the five-year medium term expenditure model to make trade-offs in balancing the budget. [highlighted result]
URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2004/04022413461001.htm Size: 30KB Source: Gauteng Provincial Government Speaker: J Moleketi Collection: gov