Taxi strike Cape Town

Commuters in Cape Town are not happy about the taxi industry's decision to embark on a shutdown on Monday and Tuesday. The stay away is in protest against ...

Santaco says it is protesting against unfair by-laws. Its shutdown will affect Western Cape commuters, including tens of thousands of matric learners.

Cape Town - The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) has urged National Senior Certificate (NSC) candidates who might struggle to reach their designated ...

'Law enforcement agencies will not hesitate to take decisive action against those who transgress the law and infringe upon the rights of others.'

The strike was planned by the SA National Taxi Council (Santaco) after the Western Cape government decided to cancel its Blue Dot Taxi Project. Thousands of ...

Thousands of matric pupils stand to be affected as they prepare to write life sciences and geography exams. The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) is ...

The strike follows an announcement that the provincial government's Blue Dot programme will end later this month.

As taxis embark on a two-day strike across the Western Cape, pandemonium has broken out in Cape Town.

Motorists are being urged to avoid main roads in Stellenbosch as traffic officials and police attend to an illegal taxi strike on 21 February 2022. Picture: ...

Golden Arrow Bus Services Spokesperson, Bronwen Dyker-Beyer, confirmed one of their buses had been torched in Khayelitsha.

Three buses were burnt out and the hijacking of a fourth thwarted by law enforcement officers as a two-day taxi strike got underway in Cape Town on Monday.

As alternative means of public transport like buses burn because of a violent taxi strike in parts of the Mother City on Monday, the City of Cape Town has ...

Police in Cape Town will be on high alert this morning with a taxi strike that is likely to cause major traffic disruptions throughout the city.