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    How OUTA exposed R898 million “tender manipulation” by French multinational

    How OUTA exposed R898 million “tender manipulation” by French multinational A French multinational company has become embroiled in a third tender controversy, this time to produce “smart driving licence cards” at an inflated cost of R898,597 million - nearly double the budget. In this...
  2. Hanno Labuschagne

    Nail in the coffin for e-tolls — Shutdown date announced

    Nail in the coffin for e-tolls — Shutdown date announced The official shutdown date for e-tolls in Gauteng has been confirmed, just more than a decade after the much-abhorred system first came into use. The South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) has published a government gazette...
  3. Hanno Labuschagne

    How much more you are coughing up per tank of petrol — 2013 vs 2023

    How much more you are coughing up per tank of petrol — 2013 vs 2023 South African motorists are paying as much as R990.40 more to fill their tank in October 2023 than they were 10 years ago. While the government's taxes on a litre of fuel are partially to blame, the most significant increases...
  4. Hanno Labuschagne

    Afriforum begins court battle over 5-year licence card validity

    Afriforum begins court battle over 5-year licence card validity The North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria heard Afriforum's legal application calling for the scrapping of the five-year validity periods on South Africa's driver's licence cards on Monday, 7 August 2023. The civil rights...
  5. Hanno Labuschagne

    Just extend licence card expiry period already — Outa

    Just extend licence card expiry period already — Outa The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) believes extending driver's licence card validity periods to eight years is a step in the right direction but isn't happy with the minister's approach to passing the necessary legislation. Transport...
  6. Hanno Labuschagne

    How South Africans could be paying R330 less for a tank of petrol

    How South Africans could be paying R330 less for a tank of petrol The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy recently increased South Africa’s fuel prices, hiking petrol by 75c per litre. This has driven the price of unleaded 93-octane petrol to R20.07 per litre, while unleaded 95-octane...
  7. Hanno Labuschagne

    R250 driver's licence online booking slot fee explained

    R250 driver's licence online booking slot fee explained The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) has clarified that a new online booking fee of R250 to secure a driver's licence renewal slot includes the licence card issuing fee. This comes after civil action group Outa slammed the...
  8. Hanno Labuschagne

    Eskom must ban corrupt companies - Outa

    Eskom must ban corrupt companies - Outa Outa CEO Wayne Duvenage said it is a mistake for Eskom to continue to do business with companies found guilty of corruption. Eskom spokesperson Sikonathi Mantshantsha confirmed that they continue to do business with companies that had to pay back the...
  9. Hanno Labuschagne

    OUTA says paying for e-toll is funding a corrupt scheme

    OUTA says paying for e-toll is funding a corrupt scheme South African motorists and vehicle owners who continue to pay their e-toll bills are effectively funding a corrupt scheme. This is according to Wayne Duvenage, CEO of the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse OUTA, who recently spoke to...
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    Scrap TV licence fees in South Africa – Outa

    Scrap TV licence fees in South Africa – Outa The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) has called for the scrapping of TV licences, arguing this funding model for the SABC has failed. This formed part of Outa’s feedback on the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies’ Draft White...
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    Treason charges filed against Faith Muthambi

    Treason charges filed against Faith Muthambi OUTA has laid treason charges against former Minister of Communications Faith Muthambi.
  12. Kevin Lancaster

    74% of e-toll income is paid to Austrian company – Outa

    74% of e-toll income is paid to Austrian company – Outa Outa has stated that 74% of e-toll income is paid to the Austrian e-toll collection company ETC.
  13. Kevin Lancaster

    Fight to have thousands of traffic fines in South Africa withdrawn

    Fight to have thousands of traffic fines in South Africa withdrawn OUTA is pursuing legal avenues which will compel the RTIA and relevant metros to withdraw all unlawfully-processed traffic fines.
  14. Kevin Lancaster

    The fight against paying TV Licences in South Africa

    The fight against paying TV Licences in South Africa The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) said it is challenging both the need to pay your TV Licence and the methods the broadcaster is employing to collect outstanding fees.
  15. Kevin Lancaster

    Not paying your SABC TV licence – don’t stress

    Not paying your SABC TV licence – don’t stress The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) recently laid criminal charges against former SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng, members of the SABC board, and the broadcaster’s executive managers.
  16. Ivan Leon

    Outa to take on SAA and BnP Capital

    http://www.fin24.com/Economy/outa-to-take-on-saa-and-bnp-capital-20160707-2
  17. Kevin Lancaster

    Outa ready to fight e-toll users’ court battles

    Outa ready to fight e-toll users’ court battles Outa has “largely completed its preparations” to defend its members who have been summonsed for the non-payment of e-tolls, the organisation stated.
  18. Kevin Lancaster

    This is the number Sanral should be reporting: Outa

    This is the number Sanral should be reporting: Outa Outa has rubbished Sanral’s claims that there is a rush of motorists taking up the 60% e-toll discount.
  19. Kevin Lancaster

    Outa to defend R8-million e-toll bill in court

    Outa to defend R8-million e-toll bill in court Outa will be going to court to defend members who received summonses for e-toll bills, including one for R8m, it said.
  20. Kevin Lancaster

    Outa to challenge Eskom electricity price hike in court

    Outa to challenge Eskom electricity price hike in court Outa has stated it will challenge Nersa’s decision to grant Eskom a 9.4% electricity tariff increase by approaching the North Gauteng High Court.
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