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On Monday 14 August 2023, JP Smith noted with concern the latest messages circulating on social media about the taxi strike.

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Taxis are back on the road after an eight-day strike, during which five lives were lost and Cape Town was brought to the brink.

Following the violent taxi strike, the City of Cape Town and SANTACO Western Cape agreed to make improvements for the future.

The Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) joins organisations and individuals across the globe in our commitment to promoting and supporting the conservation of lions.

South Africa: Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga calls for speedy resolution of taxi impasse in Cape Town

Currently, there are no backlogs of post-mortems in any of our mortuaries across the province, said the MEC.

State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller said Monday that he does not believe that the abduction of an American nurse and her child from a Christian education ministry in Haiti last Thursday is connected to the department’s issuance of a Level 4 Travel Advisory that same day telling Americans to leave for the Caribbean nation soon as possible.

Following an international appeal for help to crisis-torn Haiti, Kenyas Foreign Minister Alfred Mutua said in a statement Saturday that his country was ready to participate in a multinational force to curb the escalating violence in the Caribbean country.

Others had adverse reports of graft, which they deny.