Ramaphosa instructed Cabinet members to toe line on e-tolls - Lesufi SAElections2019 | lizTandwa
2019-05-07 15:50President Cyril Ramaphosa is said to have called on dissenting voices within his current Cabinet to toe the line when it comes to the e-tolls system.
He said that Ramaphosa was committed to scrapping the system and to addressing the problems that Gauteng residents had with the system. The ANC's own leadership has been at odds in finding a solution to the issue. The Gauteng ANC, led by party chairperson David Makhura, has been advocating for the dissolution of the system. However, in March, Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said he was unhappy with the Sanral board's decision to temporarily suspend summonses to recover e-toll debt, and that this should be reversed"immediately".
He added that the president had formed a task team to address the issue."There is only one voice now. Every minister, everyone, has been called to order.
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