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Sakhiseni Nxumalo
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Long-distance taxi operators embarked on a strike on Friday morning over permit disputes with the KwaZulu-Natal transport department. (TheGift777/Getty Images)
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Transport has refuted claims that they are not handing out operational permits, stating that many long-distance taxi association members in Durban don't want to follow the process.
The department's comment comes after long-distance taxi operators embarked on a strike on Friday morning.
They blocked the N3 near the Pavilion Mall using trucks and taxis, bringing large parts of Durban to a standstill.
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