Uber under siege in South Africa
Uber is facing increased competition in South Africa from locally built ride-hailing apps with features aiming to address some of the biggest pain points of the service.
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Uber is facing increased competition in South Africa from locally built ride-hailing apps with features aiming to address some of the biggest pain points of the service.
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Acting police minister Firoz Cachalia revealed that the Hawks have only made one cybercrime-related arrest in the past three years.
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South Africa becomes the first African market to launch Visa Destinations, joining international locations such as New York, London, Dubai, Thailand and Mexico City.
Ninety One will financially back infrastructure projects to reverse the decay of Johannesburg, the continent’s financial capital.
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