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2016
Government part of the dysfunction in the taxi industry, says Gauteng Premier MakhuraBy:PUBLIC TRANSPORT Gauteng Premier David Makhura said government had a hand in the dysfunction of the local taxi industry. On Thursday, during the Ntirhisano Provincial Taxi Indaba held at the Standard Bank Arena in Johannesburg, Makhura said he was aware of the corruption by government officials who themselves owned taxis.
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