Motor vehicle licence fees will increase by eight percent in the Eastern Cape from 1 July, the provincial transport department said on Tuesday.
The Road Traffic Management Corporation had taken over control of increases of fees for things like learners', drivers' and roadworthy tests, it said in a statement.
Personalised number plates and agency fees for registering authorities would, however, not be increased.
The Eastern Cape had the fourth highest fees in South Africa.
Num will demand double-digit pay hikes in wage talks this year that firms have said they can ill afford.
Top TV will go off air tonight if OnDigitalMedia fails to accept an offer by Chinese group StarTimes.
SA’s foreign trade account registered a R7.8bn deficit in March after a R9.5bn deficit in February.
