Civil action in SA is crucial‚ says e-toll activist
A former chief executive and now e-toll civil activist‚ Wayne Duvenage‚ believes civil action is needed to deal with South Africa’s problems. He recently released his book‚ the ‘E-Tolls Saga: A journey from CEO to Civil Activist’‚ which recounts his story and contains lessons on how to mobilise the public and launch a successful nonprofit civil organisation.And this why people exercise their moral courage to defy the irrational e-Toll scheme. https://t.co/Gr4IFTiLJv— Wayne Duvenage (@wayneduv) August 7, 2015junkThe Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance (Outo) rose rapidly from nothing to a visible brand with more than R12 million for litigation and civil action.Govt does not interfere with business - Zuma. Nonsense. Govt pressured business on e-Tolls http://t.co/p4gt9eZxR8pic.twitter.com/d32GEQFSBo— Wayne Duvenage (@wayneduv) August 7, 2015The Gordon Institute of Business Science is hosting a conversation with him on why civic action is necessary and what it takes‚ at the GIBS campus‚ Johannesburg‚ on August 13...
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