Ithemba Association meets the DG of Transport in South Africa & Uber Executive in Kenya  

The call is clear: Ithemba E-Hailing Association is urging the government to review and extend the regulations, giving members more time to comply. The concern is real – if they stop operating, drivers will suffer financially, and families will be affected.



"We're not prepared to stop operating, and it's not just about us – it's about our drivers and their families," says an Ithemba representative. "We appeal to the government to consider our families equally and find a solution that works for everyone."



The association is advocating for a more gradual approach, allowing them to comply without putting livelihoods at risk. It's a plea that's resonating with many in the industry, who are feeling the pinch of the new regulations. Let's hope the government listens and finds a way forward that balances safety with sustainability 💡

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