After operating in South ... app. “Booked a ride for R58. At the end of the ride, I was billed R109,” a user called Lauren said on Hello Peter. Regarding bad driver behaviour, Uber South ...

While the platform’s app accommodates English-speaking users ... According to legal experts from Werksmans Attorneys, South Africa’s Constitution and labour laws clearly state the principle ...

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A political storm is brewing over the City of Tshwane (CoT) impounding Bolt, InDrive, and Uber drivers’ vehicles ... a member of the Build One South Africa party, has hammered on the problem ...

Ayanda Allie, a member of the Gauteng provincial legislature and media personality representing Build One South Africa ... of e-hailing app drivers, including those from Uber, Bolt, and inDrive ...

The e-hailing company said that it would be piloting rides on the back of motorcycles for customers in certain parts of ...

Uber recently launched their Uber Moto riding service in South Africa, revealed a statement earlier this month ... Uber Moto is your affordable way to move around Johannesburg West. “Use Uber’s in-app ...

E-hailing service Uber recently launched their Uber Moto riding service in South Africa, revealed a statement ... “Use Uber’s in-app safety features to ride with more peace of mind.

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The new South African E-hailing app Wanatu – nicknamed “Afrikaans Uber” – launched in Gauteng late last year is fast becoming a hit amongst residents. According to its founders ...

This enforcement comes in the wake of allegations from the political party Build One South Africa (BOSA), which questioned ... other e-hailing companies like Uber and Bolt. Gauteng Provincial ...

Instead, it addressed South Africa, freezing aid to the country among other measures over its government’s alleged “egregious actions.” “We will not be bullied,” South Africa’s ...