E-tolls pushing consumers over the edge

No surprise. This is what the cANCer wants.
Congratulations Zooma... next phase is probably turning this place into Zimbabwe 2.0
 
Why approach debt counselling, just don't pay the e-tolls.
 
Zuma doesn't worry at all.

Time to divorce ourselves from this useless and blood-sucking parasite of a government.
 
Bongi Radebe, head of operations at Debt Rescue pointed out that the increase cannot only be attributed to e-tolls, however, “as other economic factors such as the petrol price, interest rates and inflation that have been on the rise this year. And these factors have a considerable knock on effect on all consumers.”

“However, we are still of the view that e-tolls are a major contributor in pushing consumers into over-indebtedness,” Radebe said.

He said that, even though “an honorable, legal-action-fearing and yet a financially constrained motorist”, purchases an e-tag for his or her monthly commute, they still have to pay R500.
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R500?
 
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