S.Africa not looking for COVID-19 funding with structural reform conditions - finmin
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South Africa is not looking for COVID-19 funding packages from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that are accompanied by a structural adjustment program, Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said on Tuesday.
"The IMF has released a basic Q&A on the kinds of facilities which are available at IMF," Mboweni said. "We are not looking for budget support, we would be looking for the COVID-19 specific packages that we can access, and we are talking to them about that."
"We are looking at programs that would not be accompanied by any structural adjustment program," he said. "We know what to do, we know what our structural reform program is. We will not be looking into that at all."
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