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Police fire rubber bullets to separate two groups during the N4 march in North West

Police fired rubber bullets to separate two groups during the N4 march

By Molaole Montsho | Published 7h ago

A confrontation ensued when a yet to be identified group block the N4 Cluster from marching to one of the mines in the Brits area.

Department of Mobility focused on taking drunk Cape drivers off the streets

By Nomalanga Tshuma | Published May 18, 2022

Department of Mobility spokesperson Jandré Bakker said the increase in arrests of drunk drivers proved the Western Cape Traffic Services was fulfilling its role as a law enforcement agency.

Department of Mobility focused on taking drunk Cape drivers off the streets

Taxi operators refuse right of way to mourners headed to bury slain Intercape driver

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published May 9, 2022

Taxi operators refuse right of way to mourners headed to bury slain Intercape driver

Taxi operators refuse right of way to mourners headed to bury slain Intercape driver

City of Cape Town concerned about state of school transport

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Apr 22, 2022

City of Cape Town concerned about state of school transport

City of Cape Town concerned about state of school transport

Five killed in a three-vehicle crash outside Potchefstroom

By Molaole Montsho | Published Apr 19, 2022

Road crashes declined over the Easter weekend in Cape metro

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Apr 18, 2022

Here are some road safety tips for the Easter weekend

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Apr 13, 2022

Weekly enforcement operations sees 18.2% of arrests for drunk driving in Cape Town

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Apr 12, 2022

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Hillary Gardee: The sangoma, the muti and more bodies

Hillary Gardee: The sangoma, the muti and more bodies

Media capture vs media freedom: the two sides of the Ramaphosa administration’s media coin

Media capture vs media freedom: the two sides of the Ramaphosa administration’s media coin

Slight drop in Covid-19 cases could show SA has reached peak of unofficial fifth wave

Slight drop in Covid-19 cases could show SA has reached peak of unofficial fifth wave

Auditor-general hits ground running in KZN to prevent corruption over floods funds

Auditor-general hits ground running in KZN to prevent corruption over floods funds

City council asked for R203.5m to ease traffic congestion on Cape Town roads

City council asked for R203.5m to ease traffic congestion on Cape Town roads

By Nomalanga Tshuma | Published Apr 7, 2022

Two die in two trucks, six-car collision in Mpumalanga

Two die in two trucks, six-car collision in Mpumalanga

By Molaole Montsho | Published Apr 6, 2022

WATCH: Cape Town motorists informed of dangers of smash and grab incidents

WATCH: Cape Town motorists informed of dangers of smash and grab incidents

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Apr 5, 2022

Popular City of Cape Town traffic inspector retires after 38 years

Popular City of Cape Town traffic inspector retires after 38 years

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Apr 1, 2022

Traffic Chief for the City of Cape Town bows out after 39 years of service

Traffic Chief for the City of Cape Town bows out after 39 years of service

By Nomalanga Tshuma | Published Mar 29, 2022

Family of four drowns after car plunges into Free State dam

Family of four drowns after car plunges into Free State dam

By Molaole Montsho | Published Mar 29, 2022

Runaway truck misses off-ramp, injures seven in Germiston

Runaway truck misses off-ramp, injures seven in Germiston

By Molaole Montsho | Published Mar 28, 2022

City of Cape Town records over R4 million damage due to taxi protest

City of Cape Town records over R4 million damage due to taxi protest

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Mar 28, 2022

Traffic officer and driving school instructor arrested for selling fake learner’s licences in the Eastern Cape

Traffic officer and driving school instructor arrested for selling fake learner’s licences in the Eastern Cape

By Molaole Montsho | Published Mar 28, 2022

E-hailing prices drop as driver striker ends, garnering support from Cosatu

E-hailing prices drop as driver striker ends, garnering support from Cosatu

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Mar 25, 2022

City of Cape Town to take civil action against taxi associations should damage to infrastructure, private property be found

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

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

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

WATCH: Buses torched, N2 blocked, authorities on high alert as taxi associations protest in Cape Town

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Mar 24, 2022

Service delivery vehicles withdrawn from Nyanga immediately amid taxi violence

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

Vehicles and buses set alight in violent taxi protest in Nyanga, Philippi

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Mar 18, 2022

Warning for motorists as thousands expected to hit the N3 this long weekend

Warning for motorists as thousands expected to hit the N3 this long weekend

By Jehran Naidoo | Published Mar 17, 2022