THE MORNING BRIEFE-hailing drivers in Gauteng are intensifying calls for stronger safety protections following the brutal murder of a 22-year-old driver in Pretoria West — a crime that has once again exposed the daily dangers faced by platform-based transport workers
E-hailing drivers in Gauteng are intensifying calls for stronger safety protections following the brutal murder of a 22-year-old driver in Pretoria West — a crime that has once again exposed the daily dangers faced by platform-based transport workers.
Guest: Melithemba Mnguni: Secretary General of the E-Hailing Partners Council
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