The e-Tolls Saga tells the inside story of Gauteng's electronic tolling system. Duvenage explores how the project was conceived, the fierce public backlash it provoked, and the political and financial battles that followed. It's both a case study in failed policy and a testament to citizen activism.
Praised as an important account of governance, accountability, and civil resistance, this book has strong resonance with Gauteng residents who lived through the e-toll era, making it both a historical record and topical discussion piece.
Perfect for readers interested in South African politics and infrastructure. If you enjoyed The President's Keepers (Jacques Pauw), Enemy of the People (Adriaan Basson), or We Have Now Begun Our Descent (Justice Malala), this book will appeal to you.
Format: Trade Paperback Condition: Fair — heavy wear, significant yellowing
