Articles about Uber

Only three of 12 e-hailers registered in SA as deadline looms

The Department of Transport can impound vehicles or deny licences if the platforms ignore registration requirements.

inDrive partners with Cartrack on driver safety tools

The e-hailer and Cartrack will offer tracking, emergency response and dashcam services to platinum-tier drivers.

From Google to Uber: Tech winners and losers in 2025

Artificial intelligence isn’t a guaranteed win on the stock market for all international tech companies.

InDrive allows drivers to keep 99% of fare income

The ride-hailing firm introduces a limited-time 1% commission initiative in Johannesburg and Pretoria.

Govt formalises e-hailing with new transport law

Developers that allow users to use their apps without an operating licence risk a fine of up to R100 000, or up to two years in jail.

SA moves to regulate e-hailing amid rising violence

South Africa is introducing the National Land Transport Amendment Act to better regulate the e-hailing industry, following rising violence against drivers.

Uber spotlights SA women thriving in gig economy

The company says it is committed to empowering female drivers and merchants.

Teksi Ride to add electric vehicle service

The e-hailer is preparing to introduce an electric vehicle service offering as a Comfort Plus option for riders.

Agentic AI to amplify e-commerce’s economic force

Leveraging advanced AI technologies is increasingly supercharging online marketplaces by driving liquidity and efficiency, and enabling more repeat purchases.

Uber partners with Aquila game reserve for Cape Town safari experience

Uber Safari will be visible to all riders in South Africa.

ITWeb TV: Shesha calls for regulatory intervention in e-hailing

Regulation is the solution to many of the issues plaguing the local e-hailing industry, says the home-grown e-hailing app.

SAFTU condemns violence by alleged Shesha drivers

The Federation of Trade Unions urges taxi regulators to discipline and block Shesha drivers found guilty of violence and intimidation.