No taxi strike, but feuding continues between City and Santaco
By Mandilakhe Tshwete | Published Aug 15, 2023
TAXIS
Santaco plays cards close to chest in talks with City
By Okuhle Hlati | Published Aug 15, 2023
LISTEN: 14 more taxis impounded as Santaco and City relationship sours
By Staff Reporter | Published Aug 14, 2023
High learner absenteeism on Friday following end of Cape taxi strike
By Shakirah Thebus | Published Aug 14, 2023
Santaco Western Cape leaders threaten court action as six taxis impounded in Cape Town
By Sihle Mlambo | Published Aug 14, 2023
City, Santaco relations ‘sour’ after bargaining outcome, but taxis back on road
By Okuhle Hlati | Published Aug 14, 2023
Taxi strike illustrates the struggle of power and for power
By Rudi Buys | Published Aug 13, 2023
It’s high time that government listens to the taxi industry
By Brian Isaacs | Published Aug 13, 2023
Cape Town Taxi Strike: Ethics complaint to be submitted against Transport Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga, says DA
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Aug 13, 2023
The lawlessness in South Africa and Cape Town needs context
By Letter to the Editor | Published Aug 12, 2023
Taxi strike was no laughing matter as the lives of thousands of ordinary people were massively disrupted
By Opinion | Published Aug 12, 2023
The taxi strike might be over but the video about white privilege remains at the top of the mind
By Norman Cloete | Published Aug 12, 2023
The privileged Karens and Kevins told us all the horror stories of how bad the taxi industry is
By Lorenzo A Davids | Published Aug 12, 2023
Tributes pour in for award-winning surgeon Dr Kar Hao Teoh shot dead in Cape Town during taxi strike
By Se-Anne Rall | Published Aug 11, 2023
Despite the end of taxi strike, 739,569 learners and 5,533 teachers in the Western Cape were absent from school on Friday
By Sibuliso Duba | Published Aug 11, 2023
Spar shops in Cape Town saw a great reduction in customers when the violent taxi strike was raging
By Xolile Mtembu | Published Aug 11, 2023
