South Africa: Gauteng Taxi Strike Averted After Talks - South African News Briefs - July 24, 2026
Gauteng Taxi Strike Averted After Talks A planned Gauteng taxi shutdown has been called off after crisis talks between the provincial government and taxi industry leaders, reports EWN. The Gauteng Department of Transport, SANTACO and the National Taxi Alliance agreed to continue negotiations over issues including operating licences. Another meeting has been scheduled within 14 days.
- ▪Gauteng Taxi Strike Averted After Talks A planned Gauteng taxi shutdown has been called off after crisis talks between the provincial government and taxi industry leaders, reports EWN.
- ▪The Gauteng Department of Transport, SANTACO and the National Taxi Alliance agreed to continue negotiations over issues including operating licences.
- ▪Another meeting has been scheduled within 14 days.
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Gauteng Taxi Strike Averted After Talks A planned Gauteng taxi shutdown has been called off after crisis talks between the provincial government and taxi industry leaders, reports EWN. The Gauteng Department of Transport, SANTACO and the National Taxi Alliance agreed to continue negotiations over issues including operating licences. Another meeting has been scheduled within 14 days. Taxi operators apologised for the uncertainty and said they had chosen dialogue over disruption. They assured commuters that services would continue uninterrupted.
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