VOICED South African taxi drivers threaten World Cup safety

The transcript discusses the unrest in Johannesburg due to minibus taxi drivers protesting against a new public transport system. The drivers are upset as they face financial burdens after being encouraged to buy new vehicles, only to have their taxis removed. The protest has cultural and social implications, affecting the informal sector. The situation poses a risk to international events like the World Cup, but the government is determined to proceed with the transport plan, offering retraining for taxi drivers.

What is the government's stance on the safety of visitors during the upcoming World Cup?

What assurances has the government provided regarding job losses for taxi drivers?