The National E-hailing Federation of South Africa (Nefsa) has announced that unless their demands over pay and working conditions are met, their drivers will down tools nationwide.
This was said by Nefsa president Elijah Lekgowane while speaking to Cape Talk, who explained that growing discontent among e-hailing associations has led to the industry coming together to demand their concerns be addressed.
These concerns include e-hailing platforms slashing fares by 35% since 2016, deactivating driver accounts without due…
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