The 2024 South African budget plans to save more and stabilize the country's debt within the next few years, aiming for a healthier financial situation by 2025/26. Despite planning to spend up to R2.6 trillion by 2026/27, it doesn't directly raise taxes. Instead, it introduces other ways that could increase costs for families and businesses. This approach is about being careful with money while still ensuring important public services are funded.

Stay informed as Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana unveils the 2024 budget, navigating economic challenges and outlining strategies for growth, social support, and fiscal stability.