SANTACO

This is the official Twitter account of SANTACO. SANTACO is the principal mouthpiece of the taxi industry in South Africa.

[SANTACO @SA_Taxis]

The SANTACO National Office visits Western Cape amid concerning reports of violence and losses of lives.

[SANTACO @SA_Taxis]

Follow the 2026 SANTACO National Prayer Day here:

https://t.co/3xK54hf65M

[Department of Transport @Dotransport]

OCTOBER TRANSPORT MONTH CAMPAIGN

SANTACO National Prayer Day Against GBV, Taxi Violence, Road Accidents, Drug Abuse and Peaceful Elections will take place tomorrow, 31 October 2026.

#OTMSA2026 #TransportZA

[SANTACO @SA_Taxis]

It is the final day of October Transport Month and the day of the 2026 SANTACO National Prayer Day. We will converge at the Caluza Hall in Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu Natal.

#2026SANTACOPRAYER #Hlokomela

[SANTACO @SA_Taxis]

SANTACO wishes the Class of 2026 Grade 12 learners all the best as they begin their final examinations. May your hard work, dedication and preparation lead to success!

#SANTACO #SANTACOCares #TheEngineBehindTheNation

[SANTACO @SA_Taxis]

As we mark the beginning of October Transport Month 2026, we recommit to road safety, commuter awareness & stronger collaboration between taxi industry, government & civil society.

The countdown to our planned initiatives and the 2026 National Prayer Day has begun. #OTM2026

[Department of Transport @Dotransport]

MINISTER OF TRANSPORT TO DELIVER KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT SANTACO WOMEN’S MONTH EVENT

[Department of Transport @Dotransport]

[IN PICTURES]

Minister of Transport, Barbara Creecy delivering a Keynote address at SANTACO Women's Months event early today.

Firstly, let me recognise the significance of the SANTACO Women elective conference held on 25 May 2026. The conference was a demonstration leadership within the taxi industry. I congratulate the incoming leadership of credible internal democratic process and of empowerment, maturity and of the Women’s Desk.

The taxi industry is a key part of the national transport landscape and is also one of the largest black-owned sectors in the country with its revenue estimated at between R60 - R100billion annually, contributing about 1.4% to GDP.

[GP Roads and Transport @GPDRT_]

#RoadSafetySummit
Day 1 of the 17th National Annual Road Safety Summit

The Summit is underway at Emperors Palace in Kempton Park, bringing together key stakeholders to strengthen collaboration, share solutions and advance road safety initiatives.

Together, we are working towards safer roads and saving lives across Gauteng and South Africa.

#RoadSafety #GautengAtWork #GrowingGautengTogether

[SANTACO @SA_Taxis]

We encourage qualifying taxi operators in Gauteng to take note of the following requirements for vehicle scrapping applications and where to submit applications.

Only vehicles purchased before 04 September 2006 qualify for scrapping.
#VehicleScrapping #Hlokomela #SANTACOCares

[SANTACO @SA_Taxis]

Happy Women's day!

#Womenday2026
#SANTACOWomen
#Hlokomela
#SANTACOCares

[SAfmRadio 📻 @SAfmRadio]

[ON AIR] South Africa's taxi industry in Gauteng is threatening a province-wide shutdown if the provincial government fails to respond to its demands within the next seven days. SANTACO Gauteng and the Gauteng National Taxi Alliance accuse Roads and Transport MEC Kedibone Diale-Tlabela of undermining the industry's recognised leadership structures, bypassing established consultation processes and mishandling the issuing of operating licences. Graham Fritz, Provincial Secretary @SA_Taxis Gauteng on #TheNationalBriefing #sabcnews

[SANTACO @SA_Taxis]

2026 Nelson Mandela Day message from SANTACO President Mr. Abnar Tsebe.

#SANTACOCares #Hlokomela

[SANTACO @SA_Taxis]

@luyolomkentane @pietmashika @PrasaRail @andiswamakanda Trains are subsidized by government hence the pricing. Taxis aren't subsidized.

[SANTACO @SA_Taxis]

Happy Father's Day!

#SANTACOCares #Hlokomela

[SANTACO @SA_Taxis]

Please refer to the following article to fully understand the Council 's position:

https://t.co/L5MZMPrMxe

[Prof Moya @MoyaProf]

@SABCNews Are Ruperts soldiers happy to transport criminals in our country as long as they make money? This is very shameful from @SA_Taxis ; very selfish and unpatriotic