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A supplementary affidavit filed in the Western Cape High Court responds to documents disclosed by the City, revealing that it approved a service expansion plan it then failed to fund.
Read more — New evidence filed in the Dial-a-Ride court caseThe Network presented its National Land Transport Act petition to the Portfolio Committee on Transport, and was met with support from across the political spectrum.
Read more — Disability sector presents accessible transport petition to ParliamentOn Human Rights Day, a joint statement on what it means to celebrate constitutional rights that many disabled residents cannot exercise for want of accessible transport.
Read more — Human Rights Day rings hollow for disabled residents still stranded by transport barriersMember participation in the 2026 advocacy campaigns, engagement with the Electoral Commission ahead of the local government elections, and a Dial-a-Ride update.
Read more — From the Chair's Desk: Network updates and 2026 advocacy campaignsThe newly elected Board, a new communication strategy, the rebrand and digital platform, and updates on Dial-a-Ride, the NLTA petition and Disability Rights Awareness Month.
Read more — From the Chairperson's Desk: December 2025On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the Network will hand over its petition calling for amendments to the National Land Transport Act.
Read more — Landmark accessible transport petition to be handed to ParliamentA response to Councillor Tami Jackson's silence, three weeks after the Network's open letter, as Disability Rights Awareness Month begins.
Read more — When "disability awareness" rings hollowA response to a Councillor's remark, made in a City Urban Mobility meeting, expressing shock that Dial-a-Ride eligibility included visits to family members and to the beach.
Read more — Open letter to Councillor Tami JacksonA joint statement on the review application submitted to the Western Cape High Court, challenging the City of Cape Town's decision to roll back Dial-a-Ride services.
Read more — The Network and #UniteBehind take legal action in the fight for disability rights