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DA-run CoCT purposely targeting black-owned taxi industry, says EFF - Vimarsana News

DA-run CoCT purposely targeting black-owned taxi industry, says EFF

Following their peaceful protest of the City of Cape Town’s recent impoundment of 43 taxis on Monday, the EFF said that the DA-run metro was purposely targeting the industry due to a hidden agenda.

Source: ewn.co.za
WC ANC withdraws from EFF-led protest over CoCT taxi impoundments - Vimarsana News

WC ANC withdraws from EFF-led protest over CoCT taxi impoundments

ANC provincial spokesperson Muhammad Khalid Sayed said the party is unhappy with the EFF labelling the march as a shutdown, saying they only support a peaceful resolution to taxi industry disputes in the city.

Source: ewn.co.za
WC ANC to join EFF-led protest against impoundment of taxis by CoCT - Vimarsana News

WC ANC to join EFF-led protest against impoundment of taxis by CoCT

The strike is set to be held on Monday, with the EFF in the Western Cape calling for the release of impounded taxis by local authorities in the DA-run city and province.

Source: ewn.co.za
Santaco has 'no challenges' with Langa taxi impoundments, says WC chair - Vimarsana News

Santaco has 'no challenges' with Langa taxi impoundments, says WC chair

The City of Cape Town is believed to have held an operation in Langa that impounded some minibus taxis in the area but did not confirm how many vehicles were impounded and why.

Source: ewn.co.za
CoCT's impounding of taxis putting livelihoods at risk - Vimarsana News

CoCT's impounding of taxis putting livelihoods at risk

Chaos erupted in the Cape Town CBD earlier this week, when taxi operators, law enforcement officers and police violently clashed.

Source: ewn.co.za