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Gauteng shows taxi industry the money in anti-Covid-19 drive

31 July 2020 - 08:00 By Graeme Hosken and Jeff Wicks
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The Gauteng government will pay R50m to taxi rank marshals and managers to help fight Covid-19.
The Gauteng government will pay R50m to taxi rank marshals and managers to help fight Covid-19. 
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The Gauteng government will pay R50m to taxi rank marshals and managers to help fight Covid-19. 

But the plan has been questioned by transport specialists.

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