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Petrol, toll fees to add to consumer debt burden
The department of energy announced that petrol prices would increase 49c/l on May 2, while diesel will increase by 59c/l at most
Sanral announces toll tariff increase
Toll tariffs will increase by in line with the consumer price index but e-tolls will remain the same until 2015.
Sanral vows Western Cape tolls won’t hurt the poor
The South African National Roads Agency Limited says a proposed toll system in the Winelands in the Western Cape will not impact on the poor.
Cosatu doubts effectiveness of govt e-toll bid
Cosatu's Zwelinzima Vavi says government's application to the Constitutional Court to scrap a court order halting e-tolling, will fail.
DA wants transparency in e-toll contracts
The Democratic Alliance is pushing for Sanral to disclose the names of all 33 sub-contractors involved in collection of e-tolls on Gauteng highways.
Cosatu cashes in on toll road
Trade union federation Cosatu has benefited from plans to introduce toll roads to Gauteng, a media report said on Sunday.
Cape Town tolls going ahead, says city
The City of Cape Town says it is speculation that tolls were set to be shelved -- rather the city failed to resolve a dispute over a R10bn project.
Economist: Govt isn’t playing open cards about toll costs
A third of the money Gauteng motorists would pay on tolling fees would not go towards the cost of the highway, according to reports on Saturday.
Sanral to repay charges
The SA National Roads Agency was contacting customers on Friday to reverse administration charges deducted erroneously from e-tag accounts.
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