Despite the end of taxi strike, 739,569 learners and 5,533 teachers in the Western Cape were absent from school on Friday
By Sibuliso Duba | Published Aug 11, 2023
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Spar shops in Cape Town saw a great reduction in customers when the violent taxi strike was raging
By Xolile Mtembu | Published Aug 11, 2023
Cape Town Tourism commends efforts in finding temporary resolution by calling off taxi strike
By Travel Reporter | Published Aug 11, 2023
Police confirm looting incidents took place in Athlone during Cape Town taxi strike
By Sihle Mlambo | Published Aug 11, 2023
Cosatu Western Cape welcomes the end of the taxi strike
By Siyabonga Sithole | Published Aug 11, 2023
Retail bears brunt of prolonged taxi strike
By Okuhle Hlati | Published Aug 11, 2023
Mounting pressure ends taxi strike
By Okuhle Hlati | Published Aug 11, 2023
Taxi strike over: Winde points fingers at government, political parties for stoking fire
By Mwangi Githahu | Published Aug 11, 2023
British High Commission in SA supports family of doctor killed in strike
By Siphokazi Vuso | Published Aug 11, 2023
The Cape Town taxi strike is over but what happens now?
By Yasmine Jacobs | Published Aug 11, 2023
Police search for suspect after British tourist killed in Nyanga
By Zintle Mdaka | Published Aug 10, 2023
Taxi strike in Cape Town called off
By IOL Reporter | Published Aug 10, 2023
Philippi seamstress pleads for help after business burgled amid taxi violence
By Zintle Mdaka | Published Aug 10, 2023
Taxi strike: Sadtu calls on WCED to shut schools
By Staff Reporter | Published Aug 10, 2023
Over 12,000 Western Cape teachers and 700,000 pupils missed school due to Cape Town taxi strike on Thursday
By Sihle Mlambo | Published Aug 10, 2023
Gift of the Givers intervenes with food donations for Cape Town’s poor during taxi strike
By Sihle Mlambo | Published Aug 10, 2023
