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The Western Cape Education Department reported that over 450k pupils and 17k workers were prevented from getting to school because of the violent taxi strike.
The Western Cape taxi strike entered its third day and marked the death of two people who were killed in separate incidents in different parts of Cape Town.
The Western Cape taxi strike will continue after the government talks to resolve the impasse between Santaco and the City of Cape Town failed over the weekend.
Golden Arrow Bus Service secured an interim interdict against the SA National Taxi Council to stop violent attacks against its vehicles during the taxi strike.
A young Mzansi woman posted a TikTok video sharing how a group of taxi drivers forced her to kiss her Bolt driver after she had lied and said he was her uncle.
A video posted on TikTok shows several people looking stranded with no taxis in sight due to a strike in Cape Town by the South African National Taxi Council.
A bus driver was shot and injured and another Golden Arrow bus has been torched in Khayelitsha, Cape Town as the taxi strike in the Western Cape continues.
The clash between the local taxi industry and the City of Cape Town has resulted in Santaco suspending all taxi operations in the entire Western Cape Province.
A group of women from KZN launched a successful upholstery business after they realised that the taxi industry they were in wasn't lucrative in the long run.
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