Africa Check takes a closer look at a recent claim by the country’s road agency.
Despite this, info linked to the N1/N2 Winelands Toll Highway Project will not be made public for now.
Outa’s Wayne Duvenage interrogates the efficacy of Premier David Makhura’s e-toll review.
The premier says the probe will be based on the experiences of motorists and not only theory.
The alliance believes the NPA and the roads agency will soon issue summonses for unpaid e-toll bills.
Violent protests erupted last week after locals heard Nomzamo evictees could be relocated to the area.
The City of CT, Sanral & the Human Settlements Dept are blaming each other for Nomzamo.
Gauteng’s Department of Community Safety says Sanral is merely assisting police with standard checks.
A constitutional law expert says there are glaring errors with the court interdict obtained by Sanral.
Several Gauteng motorists have complained that Sanral officers are setting up ‘e-tag’ roadblocks.
ASA has banned two adverts which claimed that 1.2 million e-tags had been sold.
The opposition party says the consumer commission is the last hope for commuters.
Transport Minister Dipuo Peters has apologised for inconveniences caused by e-toll billing bungles.
City of Cape Town says crucial project documents have not yet been handed over by Sanral.
Although both Cosatu and the DA are opposing the new WC tolls, their bids remain separate.
Sanral denies claims its WC N1/N2 tolling project is an open road tolling system.
Gauteng motorists could face even more e-toll woes if the second phase of Sanral’s plan goes ahead.
Salga says the public process around urban tolling has not been up to standard.
