Articles about Mr D Food

Naspers, Prosus set for minimum $7.3bn revenue

JSE-listed Naspers and its international arm Prosus are set to deliver more than $7.3 billion in revenue for 2026.

Takealot, higher education ink skills development pact

The higher education department and Takealot team up to improve education opportunities and advance workforce development in SA.

Takealot taps hi-tech to fight delivery truck robberies

SA’s biggest e-tailer establishes a high-tech security control centre in Johannesburg to monitor its fleet of delivery trucks.

Amazon’s SA debut to trigger 'battle of the marketplaces'

The e-commerce giant’s imminent entry into SA is expected to shake-up the online marketplace, provoking a battle to tempt SMEs.

Bolt Food to close SA, Nigeria operations

The food delivery arm of ride-hailing firm Bolt prepares to wind down its SA and Nigeria operations next month.

Bolt Food plans to take on rivals with marketplace transition

The food delivery service prepares to introduce Bolt Market, as it looks to transform into an online marketplace.

Mr D ramps up marketplace strategy

The food delivery app will add new verticals to its category offerings, as it transforms into an online marketplace.

After years of groundwork, ‘teenage’ Takealot targets profit

The e-commerce giant says it created around 20 000 direct jobs and over 13 000 indirect employment opportunities, and contributes billions to SA’s GDP annually.

Takealot sees R224m loss

The group posts a trading loss of $13 million in the six months ended 30 September.

Avo’s auto, home ecosystems become client drawcard

The big-four bank reveals its customers use its Avo marketplace to find their next vehicles, amid rise in uptake.

Calls for regulation to protect SA gig workers

Platform firms Uber Eats, Bolt and InDriver score the lowest ratings in new research, as they allegedly subject workers to unfair conditions and low wages.

Uber Eats halts Soweto services amid safety concerns

The food delivery app temporarily halts deliveries in the area, due to the risks faced by couriers.