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EC govt appeal for info relating to deadly attack in Mount Ayliff
Seven people have been killed and 6 others were wounded in the incident.
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At least 7 people killed, 6 wounded in EC in alleged dispute over taxi routes
It is alleged that 10 men from a community in Mount Ayliff attacked a group from a nearby village in a dispute over local taxi routes.
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Taxi violence continues in CT despite talks between govt, industry leaders
When police responded to reports of a shooting in Delft on Monday evening, they found three bodies lying in the road.
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3 people killed during shooting in Delft
The victims were gunned down on Monday night on the corner of Main Road and Symphony Way.
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Police on hunt for gunmen after Pretoria taxi rank shooting
One man was in a critical condition after he sustained multiple gunshot wounds.
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6 people wounded, one of them critical, in Pretoria taxi rank shooting
The circumstances around Friday morning's crime are not yet clear but police are on the scene to investigate.
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4 more suspects arrested for CT station deck shooting
Six people were wounded in the attack.
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WC Transport MEC Madikizela seeking inter-governmental response to taxi violence
Since the start of the year, there have been 92 taxi-related murders and 51 attempted murders in the Western Cape, with the latest violence on Monday, when five members of taxi association Cata were shot dead and three others were wounded in Nyanga.
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A war zone? WC taxi industry records 92 murders, 52 attempted murders this year
That's been revealed by Transport MEC Bonginkosi Madikizela who's addressing the latest spate of shootings.
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5 people killed, 3 wounded in Nyanga terminus shooting
The shooting occurred on Monday night.
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CT authorities monitoring station deck after shooting
Police and the City of Cape Town have suggested that the shooting may be linked to taxi conflict.
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Taxi driver shot and killed in Parktown
It is understood that the driver was shot by a passenger while travelling along Jan Smuts Avenue between Empire Road and the M1.
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Taxi groups on path towards formalisation, Mbalula tells NW lekgotla
The minister highlighted that the industry still operated on the fringes of the formal economy and failed to comply with the country’s tax laws and labour laws intended to protect workers.
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Mbalula: Realising the formalisation of taxi sector will be a game changer
Mbalula said that an efficient, affordable, safe and reliable public transport system was a pre-requisite if transport was to be a driver of economic activity and an enabler of economic output.
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Mbalula, Madikizela expected to address WC taxi lekgotla on Thursday
Western Cape Transport MEC Bonginkosi Madikizela said the objectives of the lekgotla was to pave the way for members of the taxi industry to engage one another in order to reimagine the industry.
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Transport MEC vows to combat taxi violence in WC
Transport MEC Bonginkosi Madikizela has over the past few months been visiting communities that have seen high levels of taxi related violence.
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Madikizela visits Ceres, Paarl taxi ranks following violent clashes
His aim is to create awareness about the importance of transport in the economy and to encourage participation in the provincial taxi lekgotla scheduled to take place in Worcester and Cape Town next week.
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Mbalula: NTA, Santaco must work together to forge unity in taxi industry
The department published discussion documents that detailed conversations that government has had with the taxi industry.
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Mbalula: Taxi sector formalisation to be tackled at lekgotla
The Transport Minister said there needed to be robust conversation about the leadership struggles that caused violence in the industry.
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Madikizela: Lawlessness in taxi industry cannot be condoned
Western Cape Transport MEC Bonginkosi Madikizela will on Friday wrap up his three-day trip to the Garden Route district, where he's been meeting with municipal officials and minibus taxi leaders.
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Taxi industry not a law unto itself - Santaco
Santaco president Philip Taaibosch said that those working in the industry deserved to be treated like any other citizen in the country.
