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The South African National Taxi Association, who are spearheading a taxi strike that turned violent in Cape Town on Monday, said they are not backing down from their 'stay away' action.

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

At least 38 people, including children, were injured when a bus carrying Zimbabweans overturned in the Western Cape on Saturday. The accident

38 people, including several children, have been injured after the bus they were travelling in overturned on the N1 Highway near the Huguenot Tunnel in Rawsonville.

In 2020, the DA-led provincial government announced an elaborate initiative that would see an incentive programme to reward improved driving and good passenger service.

Taxi council is threatening a stayaway after the Western Cape government announced the popular Blue Dot pilot programme would be terminated

The Blue Dot taxi pilot programme will come to an end despite demands from the taxi industry.

The months-long dispute between the City of Cape Town and minibus taxi operators over impounded taxis reached boiling point when angry protesters took to the streets of Hout Bay, causing massive destruction as they went along.

SANTACO’s taxis will embark on a stay-away in the Western Cape. The association feels transformation in the public transport sector is not being prioritised.

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