Gauteng Government to engage public transport operators and law enforcement agencies

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Gauteng Government to engage public transport operators and law enforcement agencies

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This meeting forms part of a coordinated effort to stabilise the public transport sector ahead of the festive season. Discussions will focus on recent incident statistics, emerging hotspots, and strengthened measures to prevent further conflict within the industry.

“This engagement is about building trust, strengthening cooperation, and ensuring that Gauteng residents and visitors in our province can travel safely during the festive season and beyond, said Premier Lesufi” The Premier and MEC will also outline provincial interventions to enhance cooperation on peace and safety initiatives. The session aims to reinforce collaboration between the Provincial Government, law enforcement agencies, and public transport operators. 


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