Dragging politics into the courts takes its e-toll on South Africa
The government's obvious displeasure with the courts should not be a sufficient excuse to avoid debate on the appropriate scope for judicial activity.
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Mr Pothole gives a welcome jolt
No matter how concerned you may or may not be over the smearing of The Spear, you have to give some credit to Barend la Grange, writes Kevin Davie.
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Gordhan warns of 'dark economic future' with e-tolls
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has made an unusual appeal to the Constitutional Court in a bid to set aside the high court order halting e-tolling.
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The e-tolling system
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Government to appeal e-tolling interdict
The government says it remains committed to e-tolling and will appeal the high court's interim order halting its implementation in Gauteng.
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Government plans e-toll comeback
The government was rallying to defend its Gauteng e-tolling project, it announced on Thursday, despite mounting public fury against the plan.
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E-tolling threatens South Africa's credit rating
The controversial e-tolling of Gauteng's major highways could very well tip South Africa's credit rating over the edge, ratings agency Moody's says.
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Sanral steps aside as interdict goes unopposed
The South African National Roads Agency Limited has opted not to oppose the interdict against the implementation of e-tolling.
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E-tolls are an issue of power, not democracy
The state will betray its commitment to sustainable development if it fails to implement its policy, says Richard Calland.
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E-tolling pile-up: Motlanthe gets behind the wheel
With SA's economic standing at stake, Kgalema Motlanthe will this week convene a government task team to figure a way out of the e-tolling mess.
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