Government borrowing balloons to R335.3bn
By Kabelo Khumalo | Published Feb 21, 2019
Treasury said servicing the debt would increase by R2. 1bn in the current year, R4. 5bn in 2019/20 and R10. 2bn in 2020/21.
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