Taxi operators have marched to the provincial legislature in the Cape Town CBD yesterday.

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Demonstrators had handed over a list of demands, which call for, among others, the scrapping of industry-specific legislation, and making it easier to obtain licenses. The protest turned violent in some areas, with 3 buses set alight and other vehicles stoned.
Smile Staff Reporter
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