The Western Cape Transport MEC, Daylin Mitchell has expressed his disappointment that, despite weeks of engagement, no agreement has yet been reached between taxi-operators.
Mitchell, during an online briefing yesterday said he had been in talks with representatives of Codeta and CATA, to find a solution to the ongoing taxi-violence.
Mitchell says the conduct of a criminal few, in the taxi-industry, is holding the livelihoods of thousand of Mother City residents ransom.
Mitchell and premier Alan Winde is again meeting with the provincial Police Commissioner, general Thembisile Patekile today to find ways to end the ongoing dispute.
Access yesterday’s full briefing here.
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🔴LIVE now ▶️ Min. of Transport & Public Works, Daylin Mitchell, delivers his opening remarks during our digital press conference happening now on taxi violence ▶️ https://t.co/tQosi7sMTd pic.twitter.com/UoI0Vllibl
— Premier Alan Winde (@alanwinde) July 20, 2021
[1/17] Statement on ongoing taxi violence in Cape Town📢 Last week, the SANDF deployed a company of soldiers in the Western Cape as part of its countrywide response to unrest seen in some provinces. [THREAD]
Statement: https://t.co/GdzAUH3zii pic.twitter.com/2qTOTsT7cN
— Premier Alan Winde (@alanwinde) July 20, 2021
