SARS 2026/2027LIVERepo Rate7.00%+0,25% since 28 May 2026Prime Rate10.50%+0,25% since 28 May 2026VAT Rate15%UIF CeilingR17,712Tax ThresholdR99,000USD/ZAR16.41Exchange rate updated 30 Sept 2026Municipal audits5 of 26clean · tracked hereLatest case27 Jul 2026GautengWater systems2824 cited-period concernsSARS 2026/2027LIVERepo Rate7.00%+0,25% since 28 May 2026Prime Rate10.50%+0,25% since 28 May 2026VAT Rate15%UIF CeilingR17,712Tax ThresholdR99,000USD/ZAR16.41Exchange rate updated 30 Sept 2026Municipal audits5 of 26clean · tracked hereLatest case27 Jul 2026GautengWater systems2824 cited-period concerns
EvidenceReview incomplete · Public programme financial snapshotsFamily-level scope · details ↓
Review incompletePublic programme financial snapshots

Some source checks, rows or fields remain unresolved. This is not a whole-dataset current verification.

Period / scope
Five source-bounded programme snapshots; F2 reconciles each row financial basis while keeping actual paid/expenditure evidence separate
Whole-dataset check
Checked 12 Aug 2026

Evidence status is dataset-family level. Row-level and field-level source labels still control where they are more specific.

Public Funds Tracker · Source-bounded programme snapshots

How public programmes
are tracking

Five selected South African programmes, each shown using the financial measure its cited source actually reports. We do not combine unlike allocations, approvals, package values and historical payments into a fake national total.

5

Programmes tracked

5

Latest source anchors

5

Financial bases reconciled

1

Direct paid / expenditure rows

No

Combined money total

Financial semantics: The five tracked programmes use different accounting bases. Fund envelopes, annual or additional allocations, multi-instrument package values, approvals and historical payments are not interchangeable and are not added into a combined money total. Status labels are source-dated Odyssey tracker snapshots. They are not live accounting, audit or programme-completion determinations. This is a selected five-programme tracker, not an exhaustive account of South African public spending or all relief and employment programmes.