The issue of e-tolls on Gauteng’s highways, which cost the ANC votes during the municipal elections in 2016, has come under the spotlight again, with the ANC-run provincial government reiterating its call for the controversial system to be scrapped.

If the cabinet accedes to the demand from the provincial government, unions and NGOs to scrap e-tolls, it could boost the ANC’s fortunes at the municipal elections on November 1...

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