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原定在Gauteng省举行的出租车罢工在省政府与出租车行业领导人举行危机谈判后已被取消。Gauteng省交通部、SANTACO与National Taxi Alliance同意就运营许可证等问题继续进行谈判。另一场会议已定于14天内举行。出租车运营商为带来的不确定性道歉，并表示他们选择了对话而非对抗。他们向通勤者保证，服务将不受影响。\n\n法院将就Ramaphosa弹劾案做出裁决\n\n在WhatsApp与LinkedIn上关注我们以获取最新头条新闻\n\n西开普省高等法院将对总统Cyril Ramaphosa关于暂时中止议会第89条弹劾委员会运作的紧急申请做出裁决。Ramaphosa寻求对独立小组的Phala Phala报告进行司法审查。该委员会是在宪法法院下令继续进行弹劾程序后成立的。政治分析人士Zwelinzima Ndevu教授表示，该判决将明确总统的合法权利和委员会的授权范围。\n\n控方证人继续在Mapisa-Nqakula案中作证\n\n比勒陀利亚高等法院获悉，在前国民议会议长Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula的腐败案中，控方关键证人表示她在遭到抢劫后仍被要求支付贿赂。南非国防军（SANDF）承包商Nombasa Ntsondwa-Ndlovu作证称，尽管劫匪在2017年抢走了她12000兰特，但她设法保住了据称用于行贿Mapisa-Nqakula的20万兰特。控方指称，这位前议长在2016年至2019年期间索取了450万兰特的贿赂，并收到了其中的部分款项。

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A planned Gauteng taxi shutdown has been called off after crisis talks between the provincial government and taxi industry leaders, reports EWN. The Gauteng Department of Transport, SANTACO and the National Taxi Alliance agreed to continue negotiations over issues including operating licences. Another meeting has been scheduled within 14 days. Taxi operators apologised for the uncertainty and said they had chosen dialogue over disruption. They assured commuters that services would continue unint

Court to Rule on Ramaphosa Impeachment Bid

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The Western Cape High Court is set to rule on President Cyril Ramaphosa's urgent application to suspend Parliament's Section 89 Impeachment Committee temporarily, reports SABC  News. Ramaphosa seeks to review the independent panel's Phala Phala report. The committee was established after the Constitutional Court ordered impeachment proceedings to continue. Political analyst Professor Zwelinzima Ndevu said the judgment would clarify both the President's legal rights and the committee's mandate.

State Witness Continues Testimony in Mapisa-Nqakula Trial

The Pretoria High Court has heard that the State's key witness in the corruption trial of former National Assembly Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula said she was still expected to pay a bribe after being robbed, reports EWN. SANDF contractor Nombasa Ntsondwa-Ndlovu testified that although robbers stole R12,000 from her in 2017, she managed to protect R200,000 allegedly intended for Mapisa-Nqakula. The State alleges the former Speaker solicited R4.5 million in bribes between 2016 and 2019, receivin

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