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Unrest, violence sees City of Tshwane suspend bus service
The suspension follows several days of violence in the capital.
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Mokgalapa: No golden handshake for Mosola
City of Tshwane’s chief audit executive Moeketsi Ntsimane has been appointed as the acting city manager as the metro prepares to finalise its settlement agreement with embattled manager Moeketsi Mosola on Friday.
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Law enforcement monitoring Tshwane CBD following violence, looting
Taxi owners and locals took to the streets on Wednesday calling for drug dealers to be dealt with.
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Police deployed to Tshwane CBD to deal with shop looters
This development comes on the back of Tuesday's shooting in which a taxi driver was killed.
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City of Tshwane suspends bus services for safety reasons
Officials in the municipality said that they took the decision after Tuesday's chaos in the capital after a taxi driver was shot dead.
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Taxi drivers blockade several roads in Pretoria
Minibus taxis blocked off several roads in the Marabastad business area but it was not clear why.
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Outa gives City of Tshwane ultimatum over Hammanskraal water crisis
The lobby group gave the city 48 hours to act after it found the drinking water was contaminated with Escherichia coli, also known as E. coli.
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All services fully restored after strike - City of Tshwane
Municipal workers brought the CBD to a standstill over pay disparities. They were demanding a pay hike of 18% which had been offered to managers.
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Municipal workers’ strike cost City of Tshwane R500m
The municipality’s Omogolo Taunyane said the interruption of the capital’s services cost the city millions of rand in losses which could not be recovered.
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Samwu expects City of Tshwane to set terms of salary benchmarking exercise
After days of protest bringing the capital to a complete standstill, workers were expected to return to work on Monday morning.
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City of Tshwane: All municipal services to be restored by Monday
The City had doubled up on support to get the capital cleaned up after bus and truck drivers embarked on a strike last week.
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Tshwane municipal workers to return to work following wage agreement
The City of Tshwane committed to no longer paying its senior executives, an 18% salary increase until it had gone through a benchmarking exercise.
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City of Tshwane, unions reach deal to end municipal workers' strike
In a tweet on Friday morning, the City of Tshwane said that the strike had now been terminated and it would work to restore services.
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Acting Tshwane mayor: Law & order must be maintained
The capital has been on lockdown for four days now - with municipal workers affiliated to union Samwu blocking entrances to the CBD with buses and trucks.
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Bus strike: City of Tshwane ‘optimistic’ agreement will be reached soon
Bus and truck drivers affiliated to the municipal workers’ union have been demonstrating in the capital since Monday over the demand for salary increases.
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Buses used to block Pretoria roads during strike recovered, says City of Tshwane
Workers affiliated to Samwu blocked some routes in central Pretoria with buses and trucks. City authorities said the strike was illegal and had since obtained a court order to stop it.
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FIKILE-NTSIKELELO MOYA: Tshwane authorities are aiding, abetting anarchy
Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya says a government that will not actively enforce the laws of its own state actively encourages anarchy.
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Tshwane CBD roads blocked by bus drivers again over pay strike
Workers affiliated to Samwu were back on the streets demanding a pay increase of 18%.
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Protesting Tshwane bus drivers could face disciplinary action
Several roads in the capital were gridlocked on Monday morning with buses blocking the routes, which made main roads inaccessible to vehicles.
