Wayne duvenage
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...
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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.
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Outa: E-tolling has failed
Wayne Duvenage says the project should be suspended and a proper consultation process conducted.
