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[TOP STORY] Fried chicken, groceries and late nights: Inside SA’s Uber Eats trends

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‘The Uber Eats app is saving consumers more than 12.7 million hours by delivering meals and groceries directly to the door. What we're seeing is a real push and a real acceleration in the convenience culture trend,’ says Cassie Jaganyi, head of communications, Uber Sub-Saharan Africa.

15 Dec 2025 8AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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