# Finance minister Enoch Godongwana has outlined a bold fiscal strategy in his budget speech, aimed at driving inclusive economic growth. Government hopes to keep a budget surplus and stabilise debt at 76-percent of gross domestic product. Godongwana said over the next three-years, more than one-trillion-rand will be spent on infrastructure, including 402-billion-rand on transport and 219-billion-rand on energy. He adds smart spending and cutting waste are key to long-term economic stability:
BUDGET: Finance minister proposes bold fiscal strategy for inclusive growth [SOUND]
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