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Taxi Fight

An episode of the African Dialogue podcast, hosted by Channel Africa, titled "Taxi Fight" was published on March 15, 2018 and runs 58 minutes.

March 15, 2018 ·58m · African Dialogue

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The rivalry between Meter cab operators and app operated cabs Uber and Taxify have been at each other’s necks for past few years. The people bearing the brunt of the squabbles are the unfortunate consumers/customers who need to commute from point A to B. Traditionally the meter cabs have been known to be a little more costly and the vehicles not in the best of conditions. There also hasn’t been a real clear body that held them accountable when customers had complaints. Whereas with Uber and Taxify the cab can be requested at the convenience of the client and the prices are reasonably cheaper. In Gauteng we have seen the rivalry intensify to a point where some uber/taxify cabs have been torched and drivers assaulted for picking up clients.
To help us unpack and discuss this further we are joined by:
1. Mr Duncan Phopi Secretary Metered Taxi Association
2. Mr Collen Msibi Head: Communications Department of Transport
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