The “Uber for trucks and bakkies” platform witnesses an uptick in essential goods transported across the country.

While e-hailing services will not be allowed to operate normally for the duration of the 21-day lockdown, they will be permitted to ferry essential services staff.

The transport department will submit a Bill that will see e-hailing service providers being fined for allowing unlicensed drivers to operate.

Analysts believe the gig economy can alleviate the problem of joblessness in the country, which is at its highest rate since 2008.

Bolt officially introduces its own food delivery service, which will launch in SA later this year.

Emergency Taxi trials compressed natural gas vehicles, which it says give it an economically competitive advantage over Uber and Bolt.

The ride-hailing platform, formerly known as Taxify, adds a service that competes with Uber for Business.

The ride-hailing platform formerly known as Taxify will launch its food delivery service in Cape Town in the next few months.

The ride-hailing platform is changing its name to Bolt and introducing a new logo from today.

Battery-powered car pioneers, such as Tesla and Renault-Nissan, will now have to work harder to defend their lead.