National Taxi Alliance says dialogue between stakeholders in the taxi industry will solve disputes
Officials in Gauteng have condemned the increase in taxi-related killings.
The scene where three taxi marshals were killed in Soweto on 7 April 2025. Picture: Katlego Jiyane/EWN
JOHANNESBURG - National Taxi Alliance spokesperson Theo Malale says a dialogue between stakeholders in the taxi industry will solve disputes and not violence.
Officials in Gauteng have condemned the increase in taxi-related killings.
The provincial community safety committee says more than 10 people were killed due to industry violence last month.
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Three taxi marshals were gunned down in Mofolo Soweto on Monday.
Spokesperson Theo Malale said, “This country's problems were resolved using a dialogue. So this actually showed us as people that the only best way of resolving our differences can be utilising dialogue, because what currently is gripping the country is unacceptable, and it does not even serve the purpose, because at the end of it all, they will still have to come back, sit down, and discuss a way forward.”