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The stay away, in its eighth day, has caused havoc in communities across Cape Town since last Thursday, as thousands of commuters have been left stranded.

The SA National Taxi Council (Santaco) has gone against its initial plan to resume taxi routes on Thursday morning and is now allowing the strike to continue on Thursday and Friday.

This is after chaos erupted in the City of Cape Town when taxis stopped operating leaving throngs of commuters stranded.

Media Release: Premier Winde appalled at impact of taxi strike on WC Government services Premier Alan Winde and Western Cape government (WCG) remain gravely concerned at the devastating impact caused by the strike called by the South African National Taxi Council in the Western Cape (SANTACO-WC). “I am appalled at the scale of violence that has not only dealt a severe blow to

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WCape Premier says if both units are out of service at same time blackouts will intensify significantly

Premier Alan Winde and Member of Executive Council Anton Bredell update on coordinated disaster management

Western Cape Provincial Minister of Agriculture talks to Citrusdal farmers

Download logoThis week, Friday Premier Alan Winde will attend a meeting of the President’s Coordinating Council (PCC). The Premier has requested that the