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South Africa: Outa Welcomes Court Ruling
SAPA, 25 January 2013
The Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance (Outa) welcomed a ruling by the High Court in Pretoria on Friday granting it leave to appeal against a previous judgement made by the… Read more »
Will S Africa's E-Tolling Plans be Halted?
The Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance has welcomed a ruling by the Pretoria High Court on granting it leave to appeal against a previous judgement made by the court. Last year the same court ruled against the alliance, which had been trying to prove that the planned e-tolls are illegal.
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The country's largest federation of trade unions, Cosatu, says they will continue to fight the controversial e-tolls until they are abandoned. Read more »
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The costs of collection for e-tolling should not have been examined without considering the cost of the entire project, the Constitutional Court hears. Read more »
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Cabinet has approved a new bill that will allow government to take action in civil courts against people who dodge the controversial electronic toll collection system. Read more »
