Eastern Cape Premier apologises to angry taxi operators
Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane accepted a memorandum from SANTACO’s Bulelwa Mmangweni. Photos: Johnnie Isaac Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane […]
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WATCH | Eastern Cape scholar transport operators march over nonpayment
A group of Eastern Cape scholar transport operators marched peacefully on Wednesday morning in Bhisho after failing to reach an
South Africa: Western Cape Taxi Operators Hold Fares Despite Fuel Hike – South African News Briefs – March 31, 2026
 Western Cape Taxi Operators Hold Fares Despite Fuel Hike Taxi operators in the Western Cape have opted not to
Licences issued to more than 500 Gauteng taxi and scholar transport operators
The Gauteng department of transport issued 539 operating licences to taxi and scholar transport operators on Tuesday. The department has
Scholar transport operators issue ultimatum to Gauteng transport dept
Scholar transport operators in Johannesburg have given the Gauteng Department of Transport until next Thursday (5 March) to respond to
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Limpopo gives scholar transport operators 60 days to finalise licence applications
Scholar transport operators in Limpopo have been given 60 days to finalise their operating licence applications after mounting tensions over
‘We wake before sunrise to get pupils to school’: Gauteng transport operators plead for recognition
At 4am on weekday mornings, Bhekani Nkanyane is already behind the wheel of his vehicle, navigating dark suburban roads to
Gauteng Education MEC: Striking bus operators to be paid in full by week’s end
Gauteng Education MEC Matome Chiloane says striking bus operators contracted to the department have received a portion of their outstanding
Gauteng scholar transport operators urged to acquire roadworthiness certification
Gauteng’s Roads and Transport MEC, Kedibone Diale-Tlabela, has urged scholar transport operators struggling with their licence applications to return to
Thousands of Gauteng pupils stranded as bus operators down tools
Thousands of pupils were stranded on Monday after several transport operators suspended their services due to unpaid invoices by the