Minibus taxis are ubiquitous in South Africa. Far from being simply the most common form of transport, however, minibus taxis signal how precarity and racial inequality continue to define everyday ...
An overloaded minibus taxi carrying 26 undocumented Malawians was intercepted in Randburg, Johannesburg, during a high-impact ...
Spates of taxi-related violence in South Africa are commonplace and usually deadly. Images of minibus taxis set alight in North West province began circulating on social media in July, but the context ...
A horrific crash south of Johannesburg on 29 October 2025 between a Toyota Quantum minibus taxi and a bakkie left seven dead ...
CAPE TOWN, South AfricaCAPE TOWN, South Africa — Gunmen who opened fire at a taxi stand in a small coastal South African town killed four people who were sitting in a minibus and wounded another four ...
The South African Police Service shut down an area of Marlboro in Johannesburg after a taxi boss was gunned down, and the shooting caused an accident.
Zooming in on accusations that deceased Pretoria taxi boss Jothan ‘Mswazi’ Msibi once headed a drug trafficking cartel that has infiltrated South Africa’s law enforcement reveals ties to dubious ...
Gunmen who opened fire at a taxi stand in a small coastal South African town killed four people who were sitting in a minibus and wounded another four Tuesday, police said. The motive for the attack ...
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South Africa Roundup: Rand stability, Taxi turmoil, NPA struggles, Zuma’s rebellion
South African rand muted as traders eye possible ‘grey list’ exit The South African rand held steady this week as traders ...
As South Africa observes Heart Awareness Month, the South African Heart Association has launched an inspiring campaign “Check My Beat – Heart Health Tracks,” focusing on the critical importance of ...
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South Africa: After Years of Surviving Hits, Taxi Boss Slain in Daylight Attack
MMC for public safety Dr Mgcini Tshwaku condemned the murder and ordered police reinforcements to prevent fresh taxi violence in Alexandra and Marlboro. Gauteng police confirmed two people were killed ...
South Africa’s taxi industry, which generated around R100 billion in annual revenue, is paying virtually no tax.
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