Transport Minister Blade Nzimande has hit back at those calling for a boycott of the loathed e-tolls system.
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Transport Minister, Blade Nzimande, says he is going to “moer” motorists who aren’t paying e-tolls
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You may want to know why foreign investors are not investing in South Africa
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Why are foreign investors afraid to invest in South Africa? In search of answers, Briefly scoured the internet to find out why.
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The Minimum wage bill imminent and are definitely coming, most likely to be effective as from January 2019
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BusinessLive reports that according to presidency spokesperson Khusela Diko, the signing into law of the national…….
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E-tolls chief Coenie Vermaak says:- Pretoria to Johannesburg commute “could soon take six hours”
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The drive from Johannesburg to Pretoria is a nightmare at the best of times, but according to one executive for the much-maligned e-tolls, things could soon get much worse.
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Let’s have a look at why e-tolls aren’t working and should be scrapped
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E-tolls remain a thorn in the sides of many South Africans. During his mid-term budget speech, the finance minister said it was about time e-toll defaulters start paying up.
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Some relieve for motorists in November 2018, first decrease in eight months expected
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For eight months South Africans have toiled under the weight of consecutive fuel hikes which have impacted all major industries. South African motorists and consumers are set to be spared further pain as the petrol price for November is expected to decrease. For eight months South Africans have toiled under the weight of consecutive fuel..
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BREAKING NEWS:- E-tolls: Frustrations spill onto the streets as protests against Sanral begin
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Sick of e-tolls? Well, the streets of Pretoria are the place to be on Friday. OUTA is leading protest action against the “grossly-ineffective” system.
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Nedlac (National Economic Development and Labour Council) says ‘yes’ to strike by all members of Solidarity
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After three months, Nedlac has approved an application by Solidarity to go on a lawful strike against the exclusion of white employees from employee share ownership plans.
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Goverment spent R30m on three state funerals this year. What kind of parties are they having on our money just to say goodbye to their dead and making their ancestors rich!
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Concern has been raised over the government laying out R30 million on three official state funerals since April and declaring the expenditure “unforeseeable and unavoidable”.
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DA says:- Eskom is a ‘zombie’ state-owned entity
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Cape Town – The DA on Monday said its private member’s bill aimed at dismantling Eskom’s monopoly would be an interesting test to see whether the ANC was serious about viable solutions to bring South Africa out of its economic crisis.
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At last some good news for motorists: Why car services are likely to get cheaper
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Petrol prices have got us in a slump: But here comes the Competition Commission, with their proposals to shake up how car services work.
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Is this Patricia de Lille’s farewell present:- She approves R4.5 million budget for Cape Town’s Festival of Lights
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The question being: is it ethically sound to spend R4.5 million on one night of partying, while those less fortunate struggle to survive under the very same flashing lights?
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South African economist predicts petrol price will decrease in November 2018
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Mike Schussler is optimistic than 10 – 20 cents will be shaved off the petrol price, ending a run of seven consecutive increases.
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Looking at 10 Years of fuel prices compared and the reasons for the price rises
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South African motorists and taxi operators are buckling under the strain of record high fuel prices.
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Cyril Ramaphosa appoints commission of inquiry into Public Investment Corporation
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed a commission of inquiry into alleged impropriety at the Public Investment Corporation.
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