Restricting ‘good debt’ to funding physical assets could make it harder to fund education, health, and other social initiatives.
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Africa is facing an annual financing gap for water infrastructure of around $45bn to meet the needs of its citizens. Where is the money going to come from?
South Africa’s Parliamentary Budget Office had 10 months to prepare its findings about the cost of a nuclear programme. Its final report was little more than a summary of other institutions’ work.
The arithmetic for town halls and previously endangered Whitehall departments is now distinctly rosier.
Royal finances have come under close scrutiny in recent days after the Public Accounts Committee told the royal household it must earn more and spend less – a bit like the rest of the country in an era…
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