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Missed your exams because of the taxi strike?

15 June 2017 By admin

Missed your exams because of the taxi strike?:

Missed your exams because of the taxi strike?: Most universities in Gauteng will allow students an opportunity to write exams if they missed it because of the taxi strike.

#TaxiStrike: Transport Minister condemns Gauteng strike: The Minister of Transport condemns the blocking of major roads in and around Johannesburg, Midrand and Pretoria by the members of SANTACO, reports the Transport Department.

‘Don’t come and take videos here’ – taxi drivers threaten News24 journalist: A News24 journalist has been threatened and had her footage destroyed by taxi and truck drivers during the strike in Midrand.

#TaxiStrike: ‘Avoid Jozi roads and stay calm’ – AA: ‘Motorists affected by the taxi strike and accompanying blockades, should avoid these areas at all costs,’ says the Automobile Association. Here are 10 tips for dealing with protests on SA’s roads.

‘People have died because of this’ – cancer patient on price fixing allegations: Breast cancer patients say the cost of some medication is so steep many with the illness simply cannot afford to treat it and this leaves them without the drugs and facing death sentences.

Gauteng Education Department urges parents to keep children at home for their safety: The Gauteng Education Department has urged parents to keep their children at home due to a national taxi strike.

Memorial for slain Carte Blanche producer Johann Botha: Carte Blanche producer Johann Botha will be honoured at a memorial service in Centurion.

2 Chinese nationals appear in court on rhino horn charges: Two Chinese nationals, who were arrested for attempting to smuggle 10 rhino horns out of the country in violation of international laws, have appeared in the Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court.

‘I don’t feel safe anymore’ – UJ student: A young woman at the University of Johannesburg says she feels like she is trapped in a jail cell because she no longer feels safe walking in public.

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