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The e-tolls deadline is upon us. What sort of plan can we expect?

13 November 2019 - 06:04 By GRAEME HOSKEN
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A presidential task team into the etolls impasse is expected to report back to the cabinet on Thursday.
A presidential task team into the etolls impasse is expected to report back to the cabinet on Thursday.
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The jury is out on whether a presidential task team will meet its deadline of reporting back to cabinet on solutions to the multibillion-rand Gauteng e-tolls impasse.

The team, led by transport minister Fikile Mbalula, must inform the cabinet by Thursday whether consensus has been reached on how the R21bn e-toll system will be paid for.

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