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Brave new minibus taxi world: Cashless and taxed
Taxi commuters spared tariff hikes for now, despite fuel price surge
Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and Western Cape refrain from increasing taxi fares but haven’t ruled out the possibility
Taxi wars: How does Cape Town’s public transport system actually work?
Twenty-two percent of Capetonians use minibus taxis, but the city’s transport model will reduce this
Controversial Cape Town taxi association distances itself from bus attacks
The short-trip taxis, which are mostly unlicensed, have been linked to crime in townships
Route closure may be extended as talks between Western Cape taxi groups stall
The reopening of Route B97 without an agreement may result in a flood of illegal taxi operators and reignite taxi violence
Police monitoring threats of another taxi protest in Cape Town
‘Sufficient police visibility’ planned in the suburbs of Maitland and Ndabeni.
Damages during taxi protest estimated at over R4-million
The Western Cape government has warned of route closures and the suspension of operating licences should the violence continue
Cars stoned, residents injured as Cape Town taxi protest turns violent
The demonstration, organised by two taxi associations, Codeta and Cata, blocked several arterial roads into the city’s central business district on Thursday morning
Cape Town routes being monitored after taxi boss shot dead
Fears of renewed taxi violence are sparked after the body of a leader of the Congress of Democratic Taxi Association was found on sand dunes near Khayelitsha
Man accused of killing four at Cape taxi rank granted R10 000 bail
Mbongeni Songo is facing four counts of murder and one of attempted murder. A fifth person was wounded in the same incident
Three men killed in apparent Cape Town taxi violence flare-up
Three members affiliated with taxi association Cata have been gunned down at the Joe Slovo minibus taxi rank in Cape Town
Rivals agree on new measures to end Cape Town taxi dispute
But key route remains closed and affected areas halt issuing of operating licences
Taxi violence: Fight for survival in Cape Town’s dangerous turf war
The flare-up of the taxi war in the Western Cape has again shown the industry’s ability to hold commuters, the state and the local economy to ransom
Cape Town transport stabilised after two weeks of taxi violence
But despite the calm, rival taxi associations have not yet made peace in their turf war
Taxi associations in impasse over dispute
Western Cape government cuts off its Blue Dot incentive payments to Cata and Codeta and financial support agreement with Santaco