Most viewed video: Enough is enough says Ekurhuleni Taxi Industry
Ekurhuleni Taxi Industry claims human rights have not been upheld by the metro.
The most viewed video on www.germistoncitynews.co.za for the week, March 17 to 22, was:
Taxi industry calls for ‘end of the road’ for mayor, city manager
Members of the Ekurhuleni Taxi Industry (ETI) downed tools last Tuesday to converge on the Germiston Civic Centre in a peaceful march. Travelling slowly in convoy on the highways of Ekurhuleni, the taxis arrived with screeching tyres, cheered on by the crowd already assembling.
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