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Mboweni says we have to “create a culture of payment”. The ANC must be short of corruption money.
Graham S
Tito says we must pay for e-tolls to instil a culture of paying for services. Does this include taxis who use the road to make money and don’t even pay income tax? If taxis pay, I pay. Finish and klaar.
Rashid
Government needs to cut the state wage bill so why don’t they start by getting all the over-60s sitting around in parliament and all other government entities to retire? I’m sure they will receive a good pension if you look at what the other disgraced public officials have received over the years.
Gatvol
So, the fat cats will have to go on a strict, long-term diet. They must get off their cushions and catch some thieving political rats. Not likely? What then? Necessity is the mother of invention.
Colin C
Now Tito Mboweni wants to punish taxpayers for the precarious situation that his ANC caused through theft and corruption!
Nicky Oelofse
Before asking citizens to pay e-tolls and other taxes, Mr Mboweni must prove that action has been taken against all who have been involved in theft.
Ronnie
Mboweni, if e-tolls must be paid, tell Soweto residents to settle their electricity bills. Then we can talk.
Ediv
I wish Donald Trump could be the South African president for only six months.
Jerry Masekoa
How ironic is it that two Springbok scrumhalves – Herschel Jantjies and Cobus Reinach – have been nominated for world rugby awards and can’t even make the starting line-up for the SA team. Reinach can’t even make the reserve bench. Something is wrong here.
Per Ardua
The real unemployment rate in South Africa is nearly 40%. It will just get worse with the SA economy shrinking and the collapsed state education system where almost 60% don’t finish school. Thank the corrupt ANC government.
Mark
Des du Triou, God bless you! May all your wishes come true. I am with you all the way.
Lorraine F
Herman Mashaba, thank you for the effort in making Joburg a better city to live in. To all your staff, well done.
Andrew