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E-tolls receiving urgent attention from national govt, says Makhura
Sanral’s failed e-tolling project has been in place for over five years now with no clear indication on how the system, with debt exceeding R40 billion, will be financed.
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Msimanga wants to scrap e-tolls as sign of real leadership
DA members marched to David Makhura’s office in Newtown to put pressure on him to take stronger action to ensure the controversial system does not exist for much longer.
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Sanral seeking clarity on e-tolls once and for all
Today marks exactly half a decade since the e-toll gantries went live on the province's highways with only 30% of motorists actually paying their bills.
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Makhura confident Ramaphosa will do something about e-tolls
Makhura says the ANC in the province and its national structures have been united on the scrapping of e-tolls.
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'Only the ANC can scrap e-tolls'
Gauteng Premier David Makhura says only the ANC can resolve the e-tolling matter and encouraged residents to vote for the party.
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Makhura leads march against e-tolls, DA labels it ‘ironic’
The ANC is split over whether to do away with the controversial system, with Finance Minister Tito Mboweni last week telling South Africans to pay up.
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Mboweni on e-tolls: Motorists must pay up, there's nothing for mahala
Just last week, Parliament heard that Sanral was in aggressive talks with government on how to pay for the controversial Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project.
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Draft Aarto Bill will fail just like e-tolls failed - Outa
There are renewed concerns that motorists will lose their drivers licences as uncertainty swells around the fate of e-tolls.
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Makhura: E-toll system has failed
On the tolling of Gauteng's highways, Gauteng Premier David Makhura says he'll be speaking to President Cyril Ramaphosa to find a solution.
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'Sanral wasting public funds in e-toll battle'
The City of Cape Town has accused Sanral of wasting public funds after it launched another legal case.
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Cosatu warned ANC e-tolls would cost it electorate’s support
Cosatu says the governing party has no one else but itself to blame for its poor performance at the polls.
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‘We’ll engage SA’s middle class in Gauteng over e-tolls’
Gwede Mantashe says just like in the 2014 elections, e-tolls have played a major part in how people voted.
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DA pledges to step up on fight against e-tolls
Since the system was implemented in 2013, there's been widespread outrage from South Africans.
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Outa maintains Sanral’s e-toll system is flawed
Outa has been fighting against e-tolling even before it was implemented in December 2013.
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‘E-tolls are not the biggest challenge facing Gauteng residents’
Transport MEC Ismail Vadi says two thirds of Gauteng residents don’t own cars and aren’t affected by tolls.
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Gauteng ANC still concerned over e-toll costs
The party in the province however says it’s not calling for the tolling system to be scrapped.
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Outa raring to take on Sanral in e-toll matter
Outa’s Wayne Duvenage says 15 companies have asked his organisation to defend their cases in court.
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Outa to defend 15 clients in e-toll billing court case
Outa says the highest bill it's dealing with amounts to R8 million, handed out to a Gauteng business.
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Sanral: Motorists are free to approach courts over summons
Sanral says it will mainly target high level offenders such as companies with large amounts of unpaid debt.
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JPSA warns Sanral against issuing summonses to defaulters
The JPSA says if Sanral loses these cases in court the e-tolling system could collapse.
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Sanral targets big business to recover money owed for e-tolls
Outa says Sanral is now focusing on businesses that signed the e-toll contract, but have stopped paying.
