Africa-Press – Angola. The Angolan Embassy in South Africa advises Angolans against traveling to Cape Town, while the disturbances resulting from the taxi drivers’ strike in that city last, which has already caused deaths, blocked roads and several stranded passengers.
In a press note, the diplomatic representation advises Angolans in Cape Town to stay in areas far from the epicenter of violence, not to cross roadblocks and to use alternative forms of public transport.
The Embassy of Angola emphasizes the need for the Angolan community residing in the city to remain vigilant and observe the security measures established by the South African authorities.
It informs that it is attentive to the negotiations between the South African authorities in Cape Town and the National Taxi Council, to put an end to the violence.
Last Monday, city officials in Cape Town, South Africa, expressed concern after a taxi drivers’ strike turned violent.
The taxi drivers, who took to the streets on Thursday, protested against the fact that the authorities had seized their vehicles for violations of the road code.
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