One of the earliest supporters of #OUTA's work against #etolls, was Pam Porteous, or Auntie Pam, as she was fondly known to Ali Gule, who has been leading our #bridgebrigade since the start more than a decade ago. Auntie Pam lived in Alberton and not only joined the protests but also often opened her home for early morning coffee and food for the team (those bridges can be very cold!) Our sincere condolences to all her loved ones on her passing. Thank you for your activism and your kindness, Auntie Pam. RIP

READ: @wayneduv reacts to the ANC's decision to form a #GovernmentOfNationalUnity (GNU): "In essence a GNU is a grand coalition, and a wise decision. It will allow (but also require) the various role-players to display their willingness to collaborate and participate in a co-operative government. The journey forward will involve very tough and robust discussions, and will be a true test of leaders’ abilities to set aside egos and their party-political agendas. The message to politicians is loud and clear:  going forward, start placing the country and its citizens first and your parties second. OUTA's team will continue to hold those in power accountable, regardless of the political landscape. We remain steadfast in our mission to ensure that public funds are used responsibly, and that corruption is rooted out. We call on all South Africans to stay engaged and informed. Active participation in our democracy is more crucial now than ever before."

WATCH: #OUTA's @wayneduv joined @AliGule2 and our #bridgebrigade this morning to celebrate last week's announcements on the switching off of #etolls.

WATCH: Motorists cheer as Outa protests against corruption (Thank you to @TheCitizen_News for the coverage!) citizen.co.za/multimedia/wat…

When logic fails, pull the race card. We are going for corrupt government officials and politicians stealing from the people of SA. Not for a race. Think a moment who suffers most under this corrupt govt - and specifically in the case of #NSFAS. That's right! Poor black people.