Cele: Taxi dispute in Cape Town needs to be resolved quickly DStv403
JOHANNESBURG - The Police Minister Bheki Cele says the taxi dispute in Cape Town needs to be resolved quickly so people can return to school and work.
Law enforcement agencies say they anticipate possible attacks as a result of the taxi route closure, and they are on high alert amid a possible threat to transport services in the city.The rank was closed on Friday after attempts to reach an agreement with the two warring taxi associations failed.
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