Salaries in South Africa have reached a two-year low, with net pay decreasing to R21,000. This decline in real earnings is attributed to salary growth not keeping pace with rising inflation, according to The Citizen Business.

The Kenyan Parliament is evaluating new legislation to regulate the gig economy, which includes recognizing delivery riders as employees. This initiative aims to provide worker protections while maintaining the flexibility that riders and digital platform workers require. Discussions on the proposed regulations took place between the National Assembly’s Committee on Communication, Information, and Innovation and representatives from Glovo Kenya.

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has addressed concerns regarding lower take-home pay for thousands of teachers in June, which was attributed to increased Pay As You Earn (PAYE) deductions. Acting TSC Chief Executive Officer Evaleen Mitei provided clarification in a statement issued on June 24, explaining the reasons behind the unexpected salary reductions.

During a protest in Durban, a truck driver sustained injuries when demonstrators threw bricks. The police and security companies are actively engaged in managing the situation involving both 'labour inspectors' and protesters, according to TimesLIVE.

Hout Bay activist Roscoe Jacobs has raised concerns about the City of Cape Town's proposed 50% fare increase for the MyCiTi bus service, stating it could significantly affect working-class commuters. A petition is currently gaining support in the community, aiming to secure affordable public transport options.

Telkom's CEO and CFO have received shares valued at R24 million as part of a R57 million share bonanza. This allocation highlights the company's executive compensation strategy, although further details on the distribution and implications of these shares were not provided.