Spatial Insights: City of Cape Town’s dependence on taxis as a mode of public transport
Public transport is critical to South Africa’s economic and social development (SA Taxi, 2023) and takes place via roads, railways and airports. The majority of South Africans rely on minibus taxis as their primary form of daily commute and it forms the backbone of the country’s road public transport system This issue of Spatial Insights… View Article

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On the 78th United Nations General Assembly

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Spatial economic data to transform policy and planning in South Africa

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