23 November 2006

Gautengers may pay more

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- Trevor Munday. Anxiously building bridges with Pretoria. Dep CE of Sasol Ltd. Pic: Robbie Tshabalala. 12/09/05. © Financial Mail.

- Trevor Munday. Anxiously building bridges with Pretoria. Dep CE of Sasol Ltd. Pic: Robbie Tshabalala. 12/09/05. © Financial Mail. FM 20/04/2007, pg 26. Trevor Munday. The former Sasol deputy CE is appointed independent nonexecutive director of Absa Group and bank. He will serve on audit and compliance committees. He retired from the Sasol group in December 2006.

- Trevor Munday. Anxiously building bridges with Pretoria. Dep CE of Sasol Ltd. Pic: Robbie Tshabalala. 12/09/05. © Financial Mail.

- Lethibela Mokela. Benchmarking. Don Suite Hotel financial director. Pic: Robbie Tshabalala 02/02/06. © Financial Mail.

- Trevor Munday. Anxiously building bridges with Pretoria. Dep CE of Sasol Ltd. Pic: Robbie Tshabalala. 12/09/05. © Financial Mail.

- Lethibela Mokela. Benchmarking. Don Suite Hotel financial director. Pic: Robbie Tshabalala 02/02/06. © Financial Mail.

- Trevor Munday. Anxiously building bridges with Pretoria. Dep CE of Sasol Ltd. Pic: Robbie Tshabalala. 12/09/05. © Financial Mail.

- Lethibela Mokela. Benchmarking. Don Suite Hotel financial director. Pic: Robbie Tshabalala 02/02/06. © Financial Mail.

- Tell me where it hurts

- Trevor Munday. Number 2. © Unknown.

- Trevor Munday. Sasol cut costs to prepare. Robbie Tshabalala. 15/2/02. © FM

- Paul Mashatile. Going for 8% growth. MEC for finance & economic affairs. Pic: Russell Roberts. March 2005. © Financial Mail. FM. 4/5//07. Paul Mashatile.

- Paul Mashatile. Going for 8% growth. MEC for finance & economic affairs. Pic: Russell Roberts. March 2005. © Financial Mail.

- Trevor Munday. Anxiously building bridges with Pretoria. Dep CE of Sasol Ltd. Pic: Robbie Tshabalala. 12/09/05. © Financial Mail. COMINGS & GOINGS Trevor Munday: Ousted last June as Barloworld deputy chair after the group's largest shareholder, the PIC, slated his appointment as racially motivated. He has now resigned as director, citing personal reasons.

- Trevor Munday. Anxiously building bridges with Pretoria. Dep CE of Sasol Ltd. Pic: Robbie Tshabalala. 12/09/05. © Financial Mail.

- Lethibela Mokela. Benchmarking. Don Suite Hotel financial director. Pic: Robbie Tshabalala 02/02/06. © Financial Mail.

- Trevor Munday. Anxiously building bridges with Pretoria. Dep CE of Sasol Ltd. Pic: Robbie Tshabalala. 12/09/05. © Financial Mail.

- Paul Mashatile. Going for 8% growth. MEC for finance & economic affairs. Pic: Russell Roberts. March 2005. © Financial Mail.

- Lethibela Mokela. Benchmarking. Don Suite Hotel financial director. Pic: Robbie Tshabalala 02/02/06. © Financial Mail.

- Paul Mashatile. Going for 8% growth. MEC for finance & economic affairs. Pic: Russell Roberts. March 2005. © Financial Mail.

- Paul Mashatile. Going for 8% growth. MEC for finance & economic affairs. Pic: Russell Roberts. March 2005. © Financial Mail. Business Day. 19/02/2009. Pg 12.

- Paul Mashatile. Going for 8% growth. MEC for finance & economic affairs. Pic: Russell Roberts. March 2005. © Financial Mail.

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Kingdom Mabuza

Gauteng MEC for finance and economic affairs Paul Mashatile plans to hit residents where it hurts most - in their pockets.

This was one of his proposals in his mid-term budget speech on Tuesday.

Mashatile said the province faced financial challenges as a result of migration and the reincorporation of Mabopane and Ekangala, which could be offset by a new tax on Gautengers.

Percy Mthimkhulu, Mashatile's spokesman, yesterday said the proposal would be presented to the province's executive council for discussion and approval before being implemented.

Mthimkhulu declined to divulge the contents of the proposal, but Sowetan has learnt on good authority that part of the plan was to tax not only motorists, but also other people.

"It is still a proposal and there is nothing concrete at this stage. We will be guided by the input of the executive and other stakeholders," Mthimkhulu said.

lMashatile came under fire in June for spending R96000 at a restaurant on his colleagues after his budget speech.