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Nov 2, 2026

Brendan AdamsGUEST
2:12
And from that moment on, we just sort of vibed with all the people that he was used to playing with and we decided to start the band.
Pippa HudsonHOST
2:19
Okay, so scattered from Delft to Ballard to Carltonville, making beautiful music, a lot of appreciation already coming in on our WhatsApp line for the track we've just played, Brendan.
Pippa HudsonHOST
2:29
So I hope this is going to be the beginning of a long and beautiful journey together.
Pippa HudsonHOST
2:34
Lots of listeners are asking where they can find more of your music.
Mandy WienerHOST
0:00
As you've heard in Eyewitness News, some taxi users in Delft saying they're still fearful about using some routes.
Mandy WienerHOST
0:05
A big meeting happening today around that.
Mandy WienerHOST
0:08
Taxis are running though.
Ntuzelo NeneCORRESPONDENT
0:57
There were, however, some noticeable differences at a few of the smaller taxi ranks, especially in Kailicha, where fewer taxis were operating during the morning peak.
Ntuzelo NeneCORRESPONDENT
1:10
And this is being attributed in part, Mandy, to the lingering fears among both taxi drivers and commuters with many still uncertain about their safety following the recent shootings.
Ntuzelo NeneCORRESPONDENT
1:25
And that anxiety is something communities themselves, as you have just put it, have been telling us about, especially in Delft, where operations at the Palm Rank resumed this morning after that rank was temporarily closed last week.
Ntuzelo NeneCORRESPONDENT
1:40
Some communities there saying that while the Texas are operating again, They are still very scared to use them.
Ntuzelo NeneCORRESPONDENT
1:48
They are worried about what could happen while traveling along the routes that were affected and particularly whether they'll be safe when making their way home later in the day.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
26:31
walk the talk.
Mandy WienerHOST
26:33
As you've heard in Eyewitness News, some taxi users in Delft saying they're still fearful about using some routes.
Mandy WienerHOST
26:39
A big meeting happening today around that.
Mandy WienerHOST
26:42
Taxis are running though.
SinesiphoHOST
23:20
As we sit here speaking right now, in the DA ran Cape Town in, I believe, the Cape Flats.
SinesiphoHOST
23:29
Oh, no, I think they said Delft.
SinesiphoHOST
23:30
Actually, it's going around everywhere.
SinesiphoHOST
23:32
I think the day before it was somewhere else.
Graeme RaubenheimerHOST
3:56
And in Cape Town, gang and taxi violence has flared up across the metro, with the Independent Electoral Commission concerned that it'll keep voters away from the polls this coming Wednesday.
Graeme RaubenheimerHOST
4:05
As News24's Sinead Payne and Storm Simpson report, at least three people have been shot at Delft's Palm Taxi rank this week.
Graeme RaubenheimerHOST
4:12
That's right next to a primary school and key voting station.
Graeme RaubenheimerHOST
4:15
And over the past weekend, a Brian Lavender Hill turned deadly.
Nduduzelo NeneCORRESPONDENT
3:13
Staffing shortages at the Cape Town International Airport linked to the ongoing taxi-related unrest have left the airport's security screening operations under pressure as some employees have been unable to report for duty.
Nduduzelo NeneCORRESPONDENT
3:28
The disruption comes in the wake of deadly clashes between rival taxi associations Carter and Codetta, over a disputed route connecting Delft, Langa and Epping.
Nduduzelo NeneCORRESPONDENT
3:39
The violence has claimed about a dozen lives and disrupted taxi services, with the closure of ranks, including the Palms Taxi Rank in Delft, adding to the transport challenges.
Nduduzelo NeneCORRESPONDENT
3:50
And while taxi operations have resumed in parts of the city, the knock-on effects are now being felt by passengers trying to get out of Cape Town.
Nduduzelo NeneCORRESPONDENT
4:00
Airport's company, South Africa, is advising travelers to allow an additional four hours for airport processing.
Nduduzelo NeneCORRESPONDENT
4:06
Dutuzelo Nene, Eyewitness News at the Cape Town International Airport.
Natalie MalgasCORRESPONDENT
4:11
The deadly taxi violence has caused mayhem across the Cape this week.
Natalie MalgasCORRESPONDENT
4:15
Maitland, Epping, Delft, Kailicha and Kukuletu are among the affected areas, with the Delft Public Transport Interchange temporarily closed.
Ntuthuzelo NeneCORRESPONDENT
3:38
So another meeting is scheduled for Monday.
Ntuthuzelo NeneCORRESPONDENT
3:41
But generally, you can feel the tension in and around these other areas that were affected by the deadly violence, the bloodshed, places like Inyanga, Delft.
Ntuthuzelo NeneCORRESPONDENT
3:56
um you know um earlier this morning in in in at the nyana texas ring texas were not operating while i was leaving the airport as well there were people who were you know workers who work at the airport who were saying there there are no taxes to transport them from work back to their home so you know there's there's that there's delays in in in in in you know in how texas are operating And also there's tension there.
Ntuthuzelo NeneCORRESPONDENT
4:23
But we will only definitely find out what the situation is in terms of a solution on Monday after that meeting.
Africa MelaneHOST
0:23
As I indicated earlier, today they're writing Physical Sciences Paper 1, Technical Sciences Paper 1 in the 9 o'clock sitting, and then at 2 it will be Tourism.
Africa MelaneHOST
0:32
We've been reporting violence in the taxi industry for just over a week now, with certain interchanges, Delft, for example, having to be closed.
Africa MelaneHOST
0:43
Unfortunately, the provincial government's meeting with Qatar and Kodeta could not proceed yesterday because Qatar... cited prior commitments and that's been rescheduled now for Monday.
Africa MelaneHOST
0:54
How has this conflict been impacting on the ability for our learners to go to the various examination centres to go write their exams? Well,
speaker_1HOST
0:10
Cape Town International Airport is reportedly experiencing longer-than-usual queues at security screenings due to operational staffing constraints associated with the ongoing taxi-related unrest.
speaker_1HOST
0:21
Three people were killed at the Palm taxi rank in Delft on Wednesday allegedly because of long-standing disputes between taxi associations over routes and operating rights.
speaker_1HOST
0:31
Shootings were also reported at taxi ranks in Mfuleni, Nkailicha and Guguletu.
speaker_1HOST
0:36
Airport company South Africa says the disruptions have led to staff shortages, which have caused flight delays.
Tara RoosGUEST
1:22
You know, that news has come just this Sunday when she passed.
Tara RoosGUEST
1:27
In this week now, taxi wars have been going on in Delft with commuters unable to get home.
Tara RoosGUEST
1:33
It's just quite sad to me, Lester, that, you know, I am someone who... which, gratefully, has grown up in a very idyllic version of Cape Town.
Tara RoosGUEST
1:45
And even now, you know, having moved back from Java to Cape Town, I still stay in a very realistically safe area, you know, living on the Atlantic seaboard.

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