Etoll hearings
'Sanral is hiding something'
Zwelenzima Vavi says Sanral has no respect for public views after it refused to take part in the e-toll panel.
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Ruling expected on details of WC toll project
Sanral says details related to the tender approval process are sensitive and cannot be made public yet.
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E-toll launch edges closer
The controversial Gauteng tolling system is set to go live at midnight.
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DA: E-toll case part of larger campaign
The Democratic Alliance is challenging the constitutionality of the so-called e-toll bill.
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Govt not worried about e-toll backlash
Govt says it’s not panicking that people will rebel against e-tolling.
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E-tolls ready in one month – Peters
While no launch date is set, the minister says it will take just a month to finalise regulations.
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Sanral confident drivers will pay e-tolls
Sanral CEO Nazir Alli believes South Africa is not a lawless society and expects motorists to pay.
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'Public should start buying e-tags'
Sanral has warned Gauteng motorists to start buying e-tags or risk criminal prosecution.
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Timing of e-toll bill questioned
Judgment has been reserved in the SCA, but this doesn’t prevent Sanral from launching e-tolling.
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Outa's case 'very strong'
The Supreme Court of Appeal is due to hear Outa's case against e-tolling today.
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Sanral hits out at DA, Outa
Outa said it would have accepted any funding in its fight against the Gauteng e-tolls.
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'We have a strong case against Sanral'
The City of Cape Town says it presented a compelling against Sanral and its e-tolls plans.
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Gauteng bikers to protest against e-tolls
Gauteng bikers are set to drive on the province’s highways to protest e-tolls.
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E-toll bill to go before NCOP
The NCOP says it would encourage the National Assembly to have more hearings on e-tolls.
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NCOP to vote on e-tolls
National Council of Provinces will vote on a bill which is holding up the activation of e-tolls.
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NCOP discusses e-toll bill hearings
The NCOP has to decide whether to hold national public hearings on the e-toll bill.
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Sanral trying to play catch up – AA
The AA says Sanral spent too much time not listening to the public about e-tolls.
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Paying e-tolls critical for economy - Sanral
Sanral says Gauteng motorists will not be paying as much as they were told for e-tolls.
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Outa continues e-toll fight
Outa will continue fighting against the e-toll system.
