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Since Thursday afternoon, there have been sporadic reports of violence and intimidation as a result of Santacos decision to cease all minibus taxi operations.

Police in the Western Cape on Monday confirmed the arrest of at least 72 people in Cape Town.

APA-Cape Town (South Africa) The provincial government in South Africa’s Western Cape region said on Monday it was working on “new terms of engagement” in t ...

South Africa: Premier Alan Winde on special Western Cape Cabinet meeting on ongoing mini-bus taxi strike

The City of Cape Town says it will not negotiate with the South African National Taxi Council (Santaco) while violence persists.

The authorities has arrested 27 people in connection with a taxi blockade which caused traffic disruptions on the N2

Coalitions and political musical chairs: A call for good governance and consensus to end coalition conflicts in local government.

Sporadic incidents have been reported since Thursday afternoon following a decision by the South African National Taxi Council to suspend all minibus taxi operations.

Premier says all stakeholders must refrain from resorting to violence

Elderly people fell, buses were torched as commuters’ journey home turned chaotic on Thursday when a taxi drivers’ strike began in the Western Cape.