# KPMG South Africa says a significant portion of the economic activity projected for this year could be revised downwards as global instability continues to weigh on growth. This comes as Finance minister Enoch Godongwana is set to table the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement in Parliament tomorrow. KPMG’s Itumeleng Nkadimeng says they expect government to maintain a primary surplus, which represents the difference between revenue and expenditure before interest payments on debt are taken into account:
KPMG expects the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement to reflect heightened global uncertainty [SOUND]
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