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Turbulence and Transit: The Struggle for Safe Mobility in Cape Town’s Helderberg Basin

25 August 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

In Cape Town’s Helderberg Basin, minibus taxis are a lifeline for many, but fierce battles between rival taxi groups make daily travel dangerous. These fights over routes cause fear and disrupt the simple act of getting to work or school. The city tries to keep peace, but the taxi industry’s complex history and loose rules make solutions hard. Despite the challenges, the taxi ranks remain a hub of community life, full of resilience and hope for safer, fairer rides ahead.

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