Wayne duvenage
Outa probing possibility of reckless trading by boards of SAA subsidiaries
Outa has now written to Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan, among others, while submitting its objection to the Appropriations Committee this week.
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Outa vows to challenge e-toll fine proposal in court
The draft regulations to the Aarto act - which are still open for public comment - propose a fine of R500 for defaulting motorists and a R1,000 for companies each time they pass under a gantry.
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Outa takes latest tolling battle over contracts to court
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse wants to force the National Roads Agency, through the PAIA Act, to disclose information about contracts.
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Outa wants probe into renovation cost of CT apartments for govt officials
The Public Works Department has confirmed the luxury flats in Rosebank have been renovated.
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Outa: Sanral writing off a lot more than their debt
Roads agency Sanral has confirmed it will be scrapping debt of more than R3 billion in unpaid e-tolls.
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Gerrie Nel studying Gupta leaks
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse's (Outa) Wayne Duvenage says it seems as if the NPA is deliberately not pronouncing on its decision to prosecute.
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Parly receives state capture dossier from Outa
The dossier contains Outa’s own research, the findings of the Public Protector and revelations contained in the Gupta leaks.
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Outa insists it has evidence against Hlaudi Motsoeneng
Outa says it has information that former SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng used money from the broadcaster to enrich himself.
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Outa stands by Gauteng freeway improvement project report
Sanral launched an attack on the report which found the project had been overpriced by 321 percent.
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'Withholding licence discs over unpaid e-toll bills won't work'
Outa says government’s threat to withhold licences is not going to make much of a difference.
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Discounts on owed e-toll amounts effective from today
Motorists now have 6 months to settle outstanding debt incurred between 3 December 2013 & 31 August 2015.
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The future of e-tolling in South Africa
With the Western Cape government being forced to declare Sanral’s decision to toll the province's N1 and N2 highways as illegal, EWN's Rahima Essop & Outa’s Wayne Duvenage weigh in on the future of e-tolling in the country.
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E-tolls could lead to more costs for consumers
Outa says if freight companies are paying more for e-tolls in off peak times, consumers could feel the brunt.
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'E-tolls is a failed project which society rejects'
Exactly a year after going live, the multibillion rand project has been described as a failure.
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'Sanral again shifting blame after inaccuracies in e-tolls'
The state in Duduzane Zuma’s crash inquest found e-toll data for the case unreliable.
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Duvenage accused of having 'personal vendetta' against Sanral
The outa chairperson has been accused of fighting the e-toll battle for the wrong reasons.
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Gauteng: We're not in any fight with Govt
Gauteng's provincial govt says it has no conflict with national govt over e-tolls.
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'Etolls were doomed from the start'
The review panel on Gauteng’s tolling system heard submissions from Outa on Tuesday.
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Outa lambasts Sanral
Outa has lashed out at the roads agency for not properly consulting the public before implementing e-tolling.
