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New Era Africa (NERA) has reviewed government’s 2020 budget which was presented by the Finance Minister to Parliament last week.
In its analysis, NERA concludes that in the past three years has made positive strides as far as the management of the macroeconomic fundamentals are concerned.
However, in terms of revenue mobilization, NERA believes that the government has not shown enough commitment in carrying through its policies outlined and we recommend that government should be creative in its revenue mobilization drive.
Read the full analysis below:
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