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CATA, Codeta reach peace deal after deadly taxi route feud, but commuters will now pay more

CATA, Codeta reach peace deal after deadly taxi route feud, but commuters will now pay more

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Commuters will now pay R30 instead of R23 for a trip on the contested route.
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