The South African National Taxi Council says Cata and Codeta have given their assurance to the council, representing the taxi industry, that there will be no interference and intimidation, of the other regions - where operations will continue as normal.

The South African National Taxi Council says Cata and Codeta have given their assurance to the council, representing the taxi industry, that there will be no interference and intimidation, of the other regions – where operations will continue as normal.

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24 March 2022

Santaco’s, Gershon Geyer says other transport services will continue as normal but Cata and Codeta drivers, will NOT be delivering any service today.

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Taxi commuters are urged to make use of alternative transport today, as a joint strike by taxi associations, CATA and CODETA will see members march to the Premier’s office, to hand over a memorandum.

There are also reports that members of the unions, SATAWU and Cosatu will embark on a solidarity strike with e-hailing drivers today.

The South African National Taxi Council says Cata and Codeta have given their assurance to the council, representing the taxi industry, that there will be no interference and intimidation, of the other regions – where operations will continue as normal.

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