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The National Taxi Alliance has strongly condemned recent acts of intimidation against Pikitup workers that crippled Johannesburg's waste collection for two days. The incidents, which halted employee transport services due to taxi operators' claims of exclusive transport rights, have sparked similar concerns in Ekurhuleni where scholar transport operators have also faced intimidation. Both municipalities have taken steps to address these disruptions which affect essential services.
Johannesburg waste management will resume this weekend as Pikitup launches an urgent recovery plan after a two-day strike. Workers at all 12 depots had downed tools over transport service disputes with the taxi industry, causing widespread disruption across the city. Residents should check the revised collection schedule and place bins outside on designated days.
The City of Tshwane defends its controversial revenue collection initiative, Tshwane Ya Tima, which involves disconnecting electricity for clients with outstanding bills. Deputy Mayor Eugene Modise explains the city's communication process and addresses disputes with various government departments over unpaid municipal debts.
The City of Tshwane defends its controversial revenue collection initiative, Tshwane Ya Tima, which involves disconnecting electricity for clients with outstanding bills. Deputy Mayor Eugene Modise explains the city's communication process and addresses disputes with various government departments over unpaid municipal debts.
The University of Pretoria's groundbreaking project turns ordinary parking lots into sophisticated rainwater harvesting systems, collecting up to 17,000 litres per 10mm rainfall to irrigate the campus botanical gardens while significantly reducing environmental impact.
The City of Tshwane's efforts to recover R30 billion in unpaid bills are challenged by national departments denying allegations of disconnection.