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Mbalula believes there’s an e-toll solution for all
Mbalula said a solution will be found for the current impasse of payment of e-tolls in Gauteng.
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Ramaphosa urges Mboweni, Mbalula to work with Makhura on e-tolls issue
Ramaphosa said the public spat between Mboweni and Makhura on social media is unfortunate and deeply regrettable.
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Cosatu demands action be taken against Mboweni after e-toll comments
Cosatu's provincial spokesperson Amos Monyela said steps should be taken against the minister.
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‘You’re a minister, not the president’ Makhura tells Mboweni after e-toll twar
Mboweni and Makhura had the public spat over e-tolls after the premier said he’s committed to scrapping the tolling system during his state of the province address.
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ANC in Gauteng ‘disappointed’ by Ramaphosa’s silence on scrapping e-tolls
Sanral’s e-tolling project has been in place for over five years, and it’s still unclear how the controversial system, with debt exceeding R40 billion, will be financed.
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Outa: Austrian firm gets 74% of SA e-toll income
Last wee Transport Minister Joe Maswanganyi told Parliament that ETC has collected R2.9 billion from e-tolling.
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City of CT hopes Sanral will cooperate after toll project ruling
Sanral has lost an appeal over the right to toll parts of the N2 and N1 in the Western Cape.
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Sanral loses appeal over Winelands toll project
The City of Cape Town’s Brett Herron says they are pleased with today’s ruling.
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Mashaba slams ‘harassment’ of motorists over e-toll payments
Herman Mashaba says he will not allow motorists to be harassed about e-tolls in his city.
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Sanral serves civil claims to 7 construction companies
Sanral says its suffered damages and overcharges as a result of these companies' collusive conduct.
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Outa: Support for e-toll debt discount is a sham
Outa says ETC is lying when it says 300,000 motorists have made use of the discount, which ends today.
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GP motorists get another chance to settle e-toll debt
Motorist who’ve not been able pay their e-toll bill have been offered a six-month payment plan till November.
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No need to panic over Sanral's summons warning - Outa
Outa says motorists should be careful not to confuse a summons with a final letter of demand.
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Cosatu condemns Sanral’s move to send summons for unpaid e-tolls
Cosatu says threatening to send summons to motorists who don’t pay their etolls is bureaucratic bullying.
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JPSA: Cars can be sold despite unpaid e-toll bills
The JPSA says there's no law in the country that says cars cannot be sold without e-toll bills being paid.
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Outa officially re-launches under new banner
Outa used to operate solely to oppose e-tolling and has now expanded to address other issues.
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E-toll tariff increase like 'putting air into a burst tyre'
The roads agency will increase toll fees by five percent from 1 March.
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Sanral to increase toll fees in March
Sanral says this will include the first increase to the e-tolls since they were launched in 2013.
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Outa: SMS demands over e-toll bills illegal
Outa says it’s received complaints from the public about a new round of threatening messages.
