The National Treasury has taken action regarding municipal finances, providing equitable share funds to Johannesburg while simultaneously highlighting non-compliance issues in the Free State.

The entities involved

• National Treasury →

  treasury of South Africa

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• Johannesburg →

  largest city in South Africa

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  • In 2019, Ramaphosa established the IMTT to address issues in Alexandra township, involving Gauteng and Johannesburg governments.Mon 09:28
• Free State →

  province of South Africa

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• Enoch Godongwana →

  South African politician

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