The government officially scraps Gauteng's e-tolls, slated for termination on April 11th. Amidst stakeholder agreements, the focus shifts to sustainable road funding, although challenges remain regarding public buy-in and past administrative flaws. Khaya Sithole, an independent political analyst looks at who will now foot the bill for the e-tolls.

<p>The government officially scraps Gauteng's e-tolls, slated for termination on April 11th. Amidst stakeholder agreements, the focus shifts to sustainable road funding, although challenges remain regarding public buy-in and past administrative flaws. Khaya Sithole, an independent political analyst looks at who will now foot the bill for the e-tolls.</p>

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