13.5 C
Cape Town
Tuesday, June 23, 2026

CODETA to challenge taxi violence interdict

Published on


Add Smile FM on Google

 

 

The CODETA taxi association intends to challenge the interdict preventing them from operating on certain routes.

 

The Western Cape Government sought and was granted the interdict last week to curb ongoing violent and fatal taxi violence, which erupted last month.

 

ALSO READ: Taxi violence: Court issues interdict against CATA, CODETA

 

The CATA association, as well as affiliates of the mentioned associations, are also affected.

 

They have been barred from operating at the Somerset West taxi rank and mall, as well as on certain routes in Somerset West, Khayelitsha, Lwandle, Mfuleni, and Nomzamo.

 

This is among other measures implemented until 9 October.

 

“We will consult with out legal team and stakeholders to determine the best course of action. The safety of our people is one of our priorities,” said CODETA spokesperson, Makhosandile Tumana. 

Latest articles

City’s MyCiTi Expansion Brings Visible Changes to Mitchells Plain Corridor

 Residents of Mitchells Plain are beginning to see long-awaited change becoming reality, as the first red MyCiTi bus lanes now cut through AZ Berman...

Two Suspects Face Human Trafficking Charges Following Hawks Operation

 The fight against human trafficking in the Western Cape received a major boost this week after the Hawks' Economic Protected Resources Unit in Bellville,...

IEC Ready for Voter Registration Weekend on 20 and 21 June

 The Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) says it is fully prepared to welcome eligible voters to registration stations across the country this weekend,...
error: Content is protected !!