South Africa's Finance Minister has delivered a sobering budget speech. Pravin Gordhan has outlined the challenges and the Treasury's plans to correct some of the imbalances. But he's warned that the economy remains weak and there are still tough times ahead before South Africa gets back on track. Sumitra Nydoo was in Parliament.
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