taxi violence
taxi violence
taxi violence
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Suspended sentences for Codeta and 23 others over route intimidation
The Western Cape High Court handed down suspended 90-day prison sentences to Codeta and 23 others for violating orders that banned intimidation.
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CATA remains silent on taxi burnings at Nyanga taxi rank in Nyanga
CATA remains silent on the Nyanga Taxi Rank fire incident while police investigate the arson of three taxis.
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‘Taxi violence’ intensifies as another man is fatally gunned down in Lwandle
Another suspected taxi-related shooting in Lwandle claimed the life of a 53-year-old man – the third fatal shooting in the area in less than 48 hours.
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Two fatal shootings in Lwandle fuels concern over suspected taxi violence
Police are investigating two shootings in Lwandle, which claimed the lives of two men and wounded one. Both incidents are linked to the taxi industry.
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DA demands arrests after suspected taxi violence kills one and wounds six
The DA has called for calm after four taxi shootings in two days left one dead and six wounded across Somerset West, Strand and Khayelitsha.
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Suspected taxi violence rears its ugly head in Helderberg suburbs
Multiple shooting incidents rocked the Helderberg Tuesday morning (30 June) as taxi violence returned to the basin, with two security guards wounded.
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WATCH | Codeta cracks down on undisciplined taxi operators
Codeta fired a driver and conductor involved in a cellphone robbery to enforce discipline, confirming the driver lacked a valid licence.
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Seven appear in court on bus extortion charges
Seven people linked to taxi associations appeared in the Cape Town Magistrates Court on charges of running an organised criminal enterprise.
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We need more space, says Worcester United Taxi Association in memo
Hundreds of taxi’s gathered at the Breede Valley Municipality to hand a memorandum to the Mayor Antoinette Steyn and Municipal Manager David McThomas.
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Nyanga taxi shutdown: Commuters stranded as CATA protests continue
Commuters were left stranded today after members of the Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association (CATA) downed tools and marched to the Nyanga Police Station to hand over a memorandum outlining their…
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