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Important clarification on Terms of Agreement ending minibus-taxi strike

Joint Statement by The City of Cape Town and Western Cape Government It is critically important that there is no ambiguity or confusion...

We stood firm during the SANTACO-WC minibus taxi strike and refused to close all schools in the Western Cape. We did so not only to ensure...

Much-needed services were denied to many vulnerable clients of the Western Cape Department of Social Development (WCDSD) who could not...

Joint Media Release: Western Cape Government remains committed to working with taxi leaders Today Western Cape Premier, Alan Winde...

Honourable Speaker, Premier, Cabinet Colleagues and Deputy Speaker, Leader of the official opposition, Honourable members and councillors...

The ongoing minibus taxi strike and associated sporadic violence in certain areas are continuing to impact the delivery of health services...

The Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport invites initiation school principals and initiation forums to register for the 2023 Summer...

Joint Media Release: Premier & Western Cape Minister of Mobility deeply disappointed that mini-bus taxi strike will continue Premier Alan...

As a result of the SANTACO-WC minibus taxi strike, 852 259 learners stayed home from school today, which is 71% of the learners in our...

Premier Alan Winde chaired an extended meeting of the Western Cape Cabinet this morning where he receives updates on the ongoing minibus...