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Money plug pulled for 69 municipalities, traffic demerits, and ‘Loerbroer’ spy van returns

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Coming up in your midweek edition of News24’s video bulletin Unread, Treasury has pulled the money plug on numerous problematic municipalities this July; traffic demerits are about to become a reality, so we explain the new AARTO traffic fine system as it’s phased in. Plus seven other stories you may’ve missed; all of this summarised by Unread’s broadcast journalist, Graeme Raubenheimer, in 10 minutes or less. #News24Video #News24 For this story and more, visit News24: https://www.news24.com/multimedia/video
8 Jul English South Africa News · Politics

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