City of Cape Town records over R4 million damage due to taxi protest
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Mar 28, 2022
TRANSPORT
E-hailing prices drop as driver striker ends, garnering support from Cosatu
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Mar 25, 2022
E-hailing community awaits response to demands given to government
By Jehran Naidoo | Published Mar 24, 2022
City of Cape Town to take civil action against taxi associations should damage to infrastructure, private property be found
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Mar 24, 2022
Transport service providers considering suspending services due to taxi violence, says Western Cape transport MEC Daylin Mitchell
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Mar 24, 2022
Golden Arrow bears the brunt of Cape Town taxi violence
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Mar 24, 2022
WATCH: Buses torched, N2 blocked, authorities on high alert as taxi associations protest in Cape Town
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Mar 24, 2022
WATCH: Bolt, Uber protests turn ugly and costly as drivers four tyres get slashed
By Sinenhlanhla Masilela | Published Mar 22, 2022
Bolt increases prices as Gauteng Transport MEC threatens e-hailing drivers with court interdict if they strike
By Sinenhlanhla Masilela | Published Mar 19, 2022
Service delivery vehicles withdrawn from Nyanga immediately amid taxi violence
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Mar 18, 2022
Vehicles and buses set alight in violent taxi protest in Nyanga, Philippi
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Mar 18, 2022
Uber increases base fare, but e-hailing drivers say next week’s strike will go on
By Sinenhlanhla Masilela | Published Mar 16, 2022
Egypt receives 12 air-conditioned Russian train vehicles at Alexandria Port
By Chad Williams | Published Mar 14, 2022
Metrorail to reinstate rail service to the northern line in Cape Town
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Mar 14, 2022
Deliberate sabotage of Cape rail infrastructure causes cancellations along the southern line
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Mar 11, 2022
Ongoing load shedding undermining Prasa’s ability to keep commuter trains running, says Western Cape MEC Daylin Mitchell
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Mar 9, 2022
