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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The bell tolls for thee, weak administrators

Roads must be fixed. They must also be paid for. All this work creates jobs, writes Nikiwe Bikitsha.
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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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How Julius Malema pulls tender strings

Julius Malema has a stake in a R4.6-billion road management deal, and is handing out state tenders to friends through the Ratanang Family Trust.
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Gauteng roads to get a R5bn upgrade

Provincial Minister Bheki Nkosi said in a statement that his department had entered into a partnership with its private sector partners.
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Plea for patience during Jo'burg road construction

Johannesburg residents have been asked to be patient during the improvement of roads around the city.
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