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Announcement will be made on historical debt: Chikunga as e-tolls are switched off

As Gauteng motorists rejoice over the official switching off of e-tolls from Friday, questions linger about the issue of historical debt many motorists face.

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Deadline to Apply for FEMA Aid Extended to September 1

MOUNTAIN COMMUNITIES Renters and homeowners in 14 counties impacted by the February and March storms and flooding will now have more time to sign up for.

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MID-TERM BUDGET | Gauteng to take over e-tolls after Sanral debt deal

Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi’s government will also be responsible for the maintenance of the province's 201km freeway network.

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Don t blame your R15bn shortfall on failed E-tolls, Outa tells Sanral

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) wants to know why Gauteng motorists are still paying tolls for an "overpriced 186km upgrade".

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Sanral will hit R150bn pothole without tolls

The South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) says it will need more than R15bn a year for the next 10 years if it cannot rely on toll revenue.

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