Johannesburg - The DA on Wednesday called for a fuel levy to pay for roads, instead of e-tolls, during a protest outside Gauteng premier David Makhura's office.
"We do want to pay for them [the roads] by a dedicated, ring-fenced national fuel levy," the party's spokesperson for roads and transport Neil Campbell said during a picket by about 100 DA supporters in Simmonds Street, central Johannesburg.