Pick n Pay has launched an AI assistant as part of its strategy to reclaim market share from the Checkers Sixty60 app. Meanwhile, Woolworths is expanding its operations with the addition of another 'dark store'.

Drivers working for Mr D have accused Takealot of low pay and mistreatment, claiming they earn R27.50 per delivery according to their payslips. The allegations highlight concerns about the working conditions and compensation for delivery drivers associated with the company.

Woolworths has launched a new fulfilment centre, referred to as a 'dark store', to enhance its Woolies Dash online delivery service. This expansion is part of the company's strategy to grow its fast-developing online delivery network.

Enrico Ferigolli discusses Penny, an AI shopping assistant developed by Pick n Pay, highlighting its capabilities in conversation and replenishment. He also touches on the competition with Sixty60 and mentions Gemini in the context of their strategies.

South Africa's Yoco is expanding its services beyond payment processing through a new artificial intelligence deal. This development is part of a broader discussion that includes the Central Bank of Nigeria's data localisation rule, which has raised concerns within the fintech sector, and Visa's plans to integrate AI for shopping with cards in South Africa, according to Techpoint Africa.

A father and son team achieved significant success after selling their home to invest in their business, which resulted in sales increasing by over 130%. This venture led to their products being stocked on the shelves of Shoprite, showcasing their entrepreneurial journey and the risks they took to achieve their goals.