E-hailing operators in Mahikeng, North West suspended their services. This comes after traffic officers impounded their cars because they do not have permits. They say more than 35 cars have been impounded, including sedans, seven-seaters, and minibus taxis. Operators say they have been taken from pillar to post when they are supposed to make applications for e-hailing. Some of the operators say since their cars were impounded, their livelihood is severely affected. Our reporter Zebilon Maine compiled this report. . .

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