@voxtrendssa: It is alleged that the South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO) and several cross-border taxi associations want to be involved in transporting repatriated foreign nationals back to their home countries. Reports suggest that cross-border taxi operators have experienced a significant decline in passenger numbers as some neighbouring countries have begun repatriating their citizens using buses and other transport arrangements. Operators claim that many people are opting for these free transport services instead of paying for cross-border taxi travel. It is further alleged that some taxi associations are unhappy with buses being used for repatriation and are calling for taxi operators to be given the opportunity to transport foreign nationals returning to their countries of origin. The reported dispute comes as migration and repatriation efforts continue to attract attention across the region.

Gershwin :

Please give taxi industry, the repatriation contracts, please boost them.

uzziboy :

This is a very big risk

Busie :

It's a big NO for me 😭😭😭

Asante Sana🙂🌼 :

how will we ensure the safety of our drivers ?

thandomadlamini01 :

No no no, the tender system in this country is to corrupted they have severally crippled the economy, it will also cost more. Buses are doing a decent job at the moment.

🌻🌱 :

yoh hayi😭😭😭😭😭

lpet040 :

Noooooooooooooo not taxis

cebelihle💗🇿🇦 :

No ay ngeke bo bhuti bethu akukho safe

T R Mlauzi Funeral Home :

Siyabonga SANTACO

Onkarabetse18@ :

Taxi drivers are the foundation and pillars of transportation in South Africa especially in the rural side of gauteng so they must be given a chance, they proven themselves long time ago to be capable

Aurora :

Zomtham :

Money is not everything don't

LR345 :

Thank you brothers

baba ka Sisi :

Sewadayiswa lomsebenzi lona 🤞

Primmy :

@NapangelaP :

thank you 🙏

The unique 1 :

thnk you