The ANC on Tuesday reaffirmed the user-pay principle in dealing with the financing of major infrastructure, at a time when pressure is mounting on the party to scrap e-tolling in the country’s economic hub, Gauteng. 

E-tolls have been a hot potato for the party’s provincial leadership in Gauteng, with the party losing two key metros of Tshwane and Joburg to opposition alliances. Among other reasons, the party attributed the reduced support to e-tolls...

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