KwaZulu-Natal taxi bosses have said they will meet on Wednesday to decide whether to join the strike. TaxiStrike
The businesses must be registered for income and other applicable taxes related to running a business.The businesses must have business banking accounts into which the relief allowance will be paid.
They must be in possession of a valid operating licence or a receipt as proof of application for the licence from before February 28. Shangase said the restrictions under Covid-19 meant that some taxi bosses struggle to make ends meet. “Some taxis make only R100 a day,” he said, adding that taxi owners were still required to keep paying their debts.
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