Mon May 20 03:50:49 SAST 2013

Fedusa presses to meet Zuma

Apr 23, 2012 | I-Net Bridge | 5 comments

THE Federation of Unions of South Africa has written to President Jacob Zuma asking for an urgent meeting about e-tolling fees.

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Apr 23, 2012

maditaba

I also thought the upgrades were preparations for the world cup. And again the roads were mostly resurfaced. Resurfacing is normal maintanance and that should be covered by the fuel levy
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Apr 23, 2012

ANAL

I remeber this vividly when they were extending our highways, they said that this was inpreperation for the 2010 world cup they never said anything about us e-tolling. Only after the 2010 tourist left our beautifull country the government says we must know pay for the extra lines...nxxxxxxxxx
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Apr 23, 2012

ANAL

Back in 2008 when this projected commenced there was nothing on the News papers, SABC News, e-TV News, Carte Blanche etc about the e-tolling even Simon Gear of Morning Live traffic report never mentioned e-tolling back then...they are saying that there was enough public awareness..LIES...LIES...LIES.......
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Apr 23, 2012

CheeseBoy

why are they meeting zuma? only thing on his mind is his latest aquisition. zuma doesn't give a toss about you nor does he have the time
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Apr 23, 2012

Ruudboy

These guys lied to us and dey expect us to foot the BILL, they ain gettin NIX from me
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