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JOHANNESBURG – Uber drivers are back on the roads after a strike.

Teresa Munchick from The Movement, an organisation representing Uber drivers, said drivers lost income.

On Monday, some drivers gathered to hand over a memorandum to Uber and Taxify bosses.

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Uber drivers gathered for a meeting in Zolake Johannesburg pic.twitter.com/k91Ul4uhiP

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The drivers are unhappy about the 25 percent service fee, charged by Uber, per ride.

They also voiced their concerns over the fuel price increase.

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