Nanduwe taxi association
Soweto taxi routes finally re-opened
The taxi ranks were shut down in March following violence between the Witwatersrand African Taxi Association and the Nancefield Dube West Taxi Association over...
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15 taxi drivers arrested in Soweto for using closed disputed routes
Gauteng Transport MEC Ismail Vadi shut down six disputed routes by two rival taxi associations.
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Deadline looms for two Soweto taxi associations to motivate use of routes
Gauteng Transport MEC Ismail Vadi warned the Nanduwe and WATA to end their fighting after several reported murders.
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Wata, Nanduwe granted access to all Soweto routes
Transport MEC Ismail Vadi had suspended the routes due to violence in which around twenty taxi drivers were killed.
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'Soweto routes to remain closed if associations fail to accept conditions'
The Nancefield Dube West Taxi Association & Witwatersrand Taxi Association have been at loggerheads for over six months, resulting in the murder of 20 members.
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Vadi to lift suspension on Soweto taxi routes?
Vadi says his department has been meeting with two taxi associations but it seems Nanduwe could not agree with the department on the way forward.
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8 taxi drivers bust for using suspended routes released on bail
Earlier this month, Gauteng Transport MEC Ishmael Vadi suspended several routes in Soweto in a bid to stop the violence between the Wata and Nanduwe associations.
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Soweto taxi rank shutdown: Taxi bosses concerned about livelihoods
One taxi boss says one day is already too long as this means too many people will not have food on their tables.
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Soweto taxis use alternative routes amid rank shutdowns
The Gauteng Transport Department also suspended some routes used by the Wata and Nanduwe taxi associations for the next month due to ongoing clashes.
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Wata to challenge suspension on Soweto taxi routes
The taxi association is considering appealing a judgment ordering its drivers to withdraw their taxis from the Dube route.
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Some Soweto taxi routes closed over commuter safety concerns
The MEC says in the past few months the violence between rival associations Nanduwe and Wata has put commuters at risk.
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Gauteng Transport MEC Vadi threatens to shut down disputed taxi routes
Gauteng Transport MEC Ishmael Vadi says he won’t hesitate to shut down any taxi routes across the province that are marred by violence.
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Rival Soweto taxi associations commit to working together
It's understood Nanduwe was given rights to operate on routes that WATA claims it has been working on since 1972.
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2 taxi associations could be shut down if dispute not resolved
It's understood Nanduwe was given rights to operate on routes that the Witwatersrand African Taxi Association claims its controlled since 1972.
