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Johannesburg - The ANC in the Gauteng legislature on Thursday called on opposition parties to stop trying to "sound radical" by calling for e-tolls to be scrapped.

"The ANC resolved that in its current form we don't want e-tolls," African National Congress MPL Jacob Khawe said during debate on Premier David Makhura's state of the province speech in Johannesburg.

"We are leading this... so their best option is to sound radical [by calling for scrapping it]."

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