In response to a deadly outbreak of taxi-related violence in Cape Town, Western Cape Mobility MEC Isaac Sileku has proposed the temporary closure of high-risk taxi routes. This measure comes after violent clashes between rival associations — CATA and CODETA — claimed five lives, with public safety now at critical risk. - THE MORNING BRIEF

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In response to a deadly outbreak of taxi-related violence in Cape Town, Western Cape Mobility MEC Isaac Sileku has proposed the temporary closure of high-risk taxi routes. This measure comes after violent clashes between rival associations — CATA and CODETA — claimed five lives, with public safety now at critical risk.

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