South Africa claims the right to pick Safaricom’s next CEO

On Techpoint Digest, we discuss how South Africa claims the right to choose Safaricom's next CEO, how panic buttons are now legal for Uber and Bolt in South Africa, and how Uber is looking for a courier licence as it expands into Kenyan logistics.

  Science/Technology   Jun 11, 2026   0   7  Add to Reading List
South Africa claims the right to pick Safaricom’s next CEO
On Techpoint Digest, we discuss how South Africa claims the right to choose Safaricom's next CEO, how panic buttons are now legal for Uber and Bolt in South Africa, and how Uber is looking for a courier licence as it expands into Kenyan logistics.
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