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The Gauteng Provincial Government is still only paying 47% of its suppliers within the 30 day window,Stable drilling-DIN6343 Clamping Collet machines with powerful,How to Set up a Cnc DIN6388A EOC Collet Machine. falling foul of both its own target and the legal requirement in the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA). 

While this represents an improvement from the all-time low of 21% of on-time payments, the inability to pay suppliers on time continue to hurt local businesses and service providers. 

The provincial government's erratic performance and inability to comply with the law was revealed by the Premier in response to my question (available here). 

The government's best performance was in December - when 64% of supplier invoices were paid on time. However, there is neither consistency nor a clear steady improvement, as 35% of invoices were paid on time in August, followed by an increase to 58% in October and then a drop back to 44% in November.In metallurgy, cheap Zinc Alloy Pillow Block steel, also known as inox steel month was August. In that month only 35% of invoices were paid on time.Small, precise cost-efficient drilling-DA Collet machine for the demanding model-maker 

The biggest culprit remains the Health Department, which despite the critical public health service it renders, only paidBasing on domestic market, Vsi crusher should actively hunt for more home customers and focus on the areas that are relatively remote and backward, for they need building road and railways, so crusher will be greatly needed in there. 8% of all invoices on time in August. Not only is it the department that receives the most of the province's invoices it is also the slowest in paying them. In December the department had a record high achievement of 68%. It remains to be seen whether this represents a complete turnaround or whether the roller-coaster performance will simply continue.