Sanral ceo resigns
Sanral mum on e-toll review panel
Sanral has distanced itself from the latest developments around e-tolling.
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Outa warns against Sanral mind games
Sanral said it's aware that cloned number plates are helping some criminals escape Gauteng's e-toll fees.
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'E-tolling may lead people into debt'
Motorists will soon be forced to pay to drive on Gauteng’s highways.
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Deputy president to speak on e-tolling
A high court order in April prevented the e-tolling system from being implemented.
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Cabinet to appeal e-toll interdict
Jacob Zuma and his cabinet still believe that e-tolling is the best way forward.
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Outa prepares for e-toll review
The Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance (Outa) is preparing documents ahead of a court review into e-tolling.
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Sanral is a critical institution - Transport Dept.
Sanral has lashed out at continued speculation around Nazir Alli's departure from the agency.
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Outa calls for help with funding campaign
The alliance against tolling has appealed to the public to help raise funds for its legal fees
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Sanral board questioned over Alli actions
Koos Smit will be Sanral's acting CEO until a permanent placement is made.
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Alli wasn't forced to resign - Sanral
Sanral's board denies reports that CEO Nazir Alli was forced to step down.
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Sanral appoints acting CEO
Koos Smit has been named as the acting CEO for Sanral.
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Alli tried to quit before
Eyewitness News understands Sanral CEO Nazir Alli had tried to resign before.
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ANC surprised by Alli's resignation
The ANC says it was taken by surprise by Sanral CEO Nazir Alli's resignation.
