Regulation is the solution to many of the issues plaguing the local e-hailing industry, says the home-grown e-hailing app.
The Federation of Trade Unions urges taxi regulators to discipline and block Shesha drivers found guilty of violence and intimidation.
The e-hailer clarifies that only vehicles being registered for the first time on the Uber platform must be three years old or newer.
As part of this in-app feature, riders will be given the option to take themselves a selfie before they are able to place a ride-hailing order.
The South African National Taxi Council will implement disciplinary measures against members who are found guilty of extortion and intimidation, it says.
The Chinese budget-friendly electric vehicle – the Dayun Yuehu S5 mini-SUV − sees high demand as it officially makes its debut in South Africa this week.
Away from the show lights, a small company in Sweden is quietly starting a battery revolution.
The Eastern Cape Transport Tertiary Cooperative is preparing to roll out the Wealth on Wheels Cashless and Digitisation Project this quarter.
Audi SA expands its charging network with the addition of 150kW DC rapid public chargers along the N1, N2 and N3 highways.
From deep learning algorithms to edge computing and explainable AI, the potential for AI to transform how we work, live and interact with technology is immense, says Tim Humphreys-Davies, CEO of Pinnacle.
Could Detroit be the next great tech hub in the US? Ford thinks so.
The Amended National Land Transport Act paves the way for the regulation of e-hailing services, ensuring compatible pricing and safety measures, say operators.