Enoch Godongwana has paid tribute Tito Mboweni and Pravin Gordhan, shining a light on the work of two former finance ministers.
The late finance ministers Tito Mboweni and Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan at the Business Unity of South Africa Strategic Dialogue for a Transformed and Inclusive Economy. Picture: Simphiwe Mbokazi/IndependentNewspapers“In quick succession, our country lost three former ministers, who in their own unique ways made enormous contributions to our democracy,” Godongwana said.
According to the Finance Minister, the wisdom of the two former finance ministers, was a constant source of inspiration as he prepared his speech and grappled with the challenges that face SA in reaching its social as well as economic development goals. “Tito Mboweni will be remembered for contributing to progressive labour market regulations, modernising South Africa’s monetary policy, and the passion and intellectual bravery he brought to issues of structural reforms.”
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