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Tzaneen mayor meets taxi association over flood-damaged roads

Greater Tzaneen Mayor Odas Ngobeni met with the taxi association to discuss flood-damaged roads, taxi ranks, and street lighting concerns.

TZANEEN – Greater Tzaneen Municipality Mayor Odas Ngobeni has met with the Tzaneen Taxi Association to discuss challenges affecting public transport and to explore solutions to improve services for commuters across the municipality.

What was discussed

Among the key issues discussed were:

  • The condition of taxi ranks
  • The impact of recent floods on roads and public transport routes
  • The need to improve street lighting in areas used by commuters and transport operators

The meeting provided an opportunity for both the municipality and the taxi association to exchange ideas on practical measures to address these challenges and improve the overall public transport system.

Ngobeni emphasised the importance of working closely with the taxi industry, recognising its vital role in providing daily transport for thousands of residents throughout the Greater Tzaneen area.

Discussions also focused on improving road safety, maintaining transport infrastructure, and ensuring that commuters have access to reliable, efficient, and safe public transport services.

Flood damage a major concern

Road infrastructure damaged during the floods at the beginning of the year was highlighted as one of the major concerns affecting transport operations, with both parties acknowledging the need for continued efforts to restore affected routes and improve accessibility.

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Sharon Makhongele

Sharon Makhongele is a freelance journalist for the Letaba Herald.

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