NFP calls for meaningful discussions to benefit the public and taxi industry in the Western Cape
By Sibuliso Duba | Published Aug 8, 2023
TAXIS
Big business fears taxi strike violence could intensify
By Siphelele Dludla | Published Aug 8, 2023
Debunking fallacies surrounding the South African taxi industry
By Jehran Naidoo | Published Aug 8, 2023
Taxi association calls for calm after violence broke out in the Western Cape as a result of the taxi strike
By Anita Nkonki | Published Aug 8, 2023
Transport Minister Chikunga, Cape Town Safety MMC Smith at loggerheads over the impounding of minibus taxis
By Staff Reporter | Published Aug 8, 2023
Transport Minister and JP Smith in war of words over taxi strike
By Siyabonga Mkhwanazi | Published Aug 8, 2023
Taxi strike takes toll on businesses; some threaten to withdraw Cape Town operations
By Staff Reporter | Published Aug 8, 2023
Transport minister says government concerned about conflict between taxi industry and the City of Cape Town
By Lehlohonolo Mashigo | Published Aug 8, 2023
Government pulls plug on Women’s Day gathering in ‘high risk’ Khayelitsha; Ramaphosa will no longer address the gathering
By Staff Reporter | Published Aug 8, 2023
Gratitude, as elderly woman survives taxi-related attack
By Okuhle Hlati | Published Aug 8, 2023
WATCH: Cape Town-based office a ‘ghost town’ as the taxi strike rages
By Xolile Mtembu | Published Aug 8, 2023
Horseracing at Durbanville moved to Saturday because of taxi-strike related civil unrest
By Herman Gibbs | Published Aug 8, 2023
Impounding of taxis may have been final straw, says Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry
By Siphokazi Vuso | Published Aug 8, 2023
Taxi strike forces government to move Women’s Day event from Cape Town to Pretoria
By Siyabonga Mkhwanazi | Published Aug 8, 2023
Cape Chamber of Commerce reports loss to businesses due to Cape Town taxi violence
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Aug 8, 2023
Santaco disputes City’s stats on number of taxis impounded
By Okuhle Hlati | Published Aug 8, 2023
