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Springs Taxi Association Sharpens Members Knowledge with By-laws Training

Springs Taxi Association (STA) recently conducted a by-lawsworkshop held at Ethekwini, Durban to empower members of the association to formalize their operations and ensure regulatory compliance. The three-day event aimed to review and amend existing bylaws governing route operations, member conduct, and operator laws within the association. Elaborating further of the training workshop, Mr S…

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Toyota remains invested in the KZN despite rumours of relocations

Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) has dismissed rumours of its disinvestment in the province of KwaZulu-Natal following the rise of Jacob Zuma’s uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MK) and subsequent victory of the elections in the province. There have been widespread talks that TSAM is considering moving its local manufacturing base to another province, such as the…

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Taxi leadership lashed for spending millions on private security compares to billionaires

SANTACO has raised concerns about multi-millions of rands spent by the taxi industry leadership on hiring bodyguards and yet they never ever become wealthy, and no-where near some of the country’s well known richest individuals. “Billionaires like Patrice Motsepe and Johan Rupert do not move around with an army of heavily armed security like you’ll…

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Flying taxis are no longer dream, coming to South Africa

EHang, a Chinese vehicle manufacturer, has secured clearance for mass-production of the EH216-S passenger-carrying pilotless electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicle from the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), according to the statement released by the company. The decision by the CAAC to approve Ehang’s taxi moves it from prototype stage “towards the introduction…

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2024 National Elections: Taxi industry encourages members to vote for political parties of their choice

In what’s clearly a last minute’s electioneering efforts, political leaders, as well as independent candidates are wooing taxi operators to vote for their respective parties in the upcoming 2024 National Elections to be held on May 29. While no taxi associations or leaders have come out publicly to endorse any of the political parties for…

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