The recent taxi strike in Cape Town led by the South African National Taxi Council (Santaco) resulted in a wave of crime, leaving five people dead and extensive damage to cars and infrastructure. This incident has highlighted the city’s vulnerabilities and provided criminals with ample opportunities to commit offenses.
Cape Town Braces for Two More Days of Taxi Strikes The South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO) seeks an interdict against the city’s vehicle impounding practice. SANTACO has advised members to suspend regular taxi services until the legal process concludes. Meanwhile, communities suffer from disrupted daily routines and a decline in economic activities.
