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CapeTalk | CapeTalk’s Kieno Kammies spoke to Acsa’s Deidre Davids and the City’s JP Smith about listeners’ complaints about the drop & go section at the airport.
CAPE TOWN - CapeTalk listeners called into the Breakfast Show with Kieno Kammies, complaining about the drop & go section at Cape Town International Airport, saying it is a money making scheme.
Some listeners said they'd been fined R1,000 for using the section for under a minute.
Airports Company South Africa's Deidre Davids says the problem is with people who use the drop & go section as a collection point.
At the same time, Kammies also spoke to Alderman JP Smith, mayoral committee member for safety and security, following complaints of traffic fines being given at the airport.
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