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An interim interdict has been granted to several applicants in the e-hailing taxi sector specifying that members of the metro police are prohibited from giving them fines or confiscating and ...

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Unconstitutional? Local e-hailing app Wanatu is accused of 'discriminating' against potential drivers, who are required to speak Afrikaans.

an Afrikaans-focused e-hailing company, becoming the latest target. Following accusations that the company was receiving preferential treatment, the Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD ...

Afrikaans e-hailing service Wanatu has threatened legal action after its vehicles were impounded by TMPD for not owning operating licences.

According to the company, the platform addresses long-standing concerns in South Africa’s e-hailing sector, including safety, identity fraud and crimes involving unverified users. Martin ...