Mboweni said Sanral’s board should not have taken the decision as it has significant financial implications.
PRETORIA - Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has hit out at Sanral for its decision not to pursue those defaulting on e-toll payments.
Sanral announced on Wednesday that it suspended the process of pursuing historic e-toll debt, including summonses dating back to 2015.
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