ITWeb TV: Bolt drivers earned R42.3bn in SA since 2016

ITWeb TV: Bolt drivers earned R42.3bn in SA since 2016

In this episode of ITWeb TV, Simo Kalajdzic, senior operations manager at Bolt South Africa, discusses how a fatal profile-rental incident prompted the e-hailer to strengthen safety controls against driver profile sharing. #Bolt #E-hailing safety #SouthAfrica Bolt says it has paid more than R42.3 billion to driver operators in South Africa since launching in the…

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File Not Found – allAfrica.com

File Not Found – allAfrica.com

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Africa: Statement By Unicef Regional Director for Eastern and Southern Africa, Etleva Kadilli, On the Impact On Children As Fighting Intensifies in Northern Ethiopia

Africa: Statement By Unicef Regional Director for Eastern and Southern Africa, Etleva Kadilli, On the Impact On Children As Fighting Intensifies in Northern Ethiopia

Nairobi — “UNICEF is deeply concerned by the escalation of hostilities in northern Ethiopia and the impact on children and their families. “UNICEF is aware of reports of children being injured or killed, and residential areas and public facilities damaged. “UNICEF urges all parties to exercise restraint, protect children from harm and safeguard civilian infrastructure….

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Why executives still don’t trust their data – and how to fix it

Why executives still don’t trust their data – and how to fix it

Bryn Davies, CEO of InfoBluePrint. Despite record investments in cloud infrastructure, advanced analytics and artificial intelligence, C-suite executives across South Africa face a familiar, frustrating reality. When asking basic operational questions − such as how many active customers the business actually has, or which product line is truly most profitable − they are often met…

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