Pick n Pay said the increase was primarily driven by on-demand sales from its Asap! and Pick n Pay Groceries on Mr D platforms.

Checkers has been hit with allegations that many of its Sixty60 drivers are foreign nationals.

Among other, Private Banking customers can earn up to 30% of spend back in eBucks when using the asap! on-demand delivery service.

The Departments of Labour and Home Affairs are cracking down on illegally-employed foreigners in South Africa, and delivery drivers could be next.

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Online writer SOUTH African grocery retailer Pick n Pay (PIKJ.J) will exit Nigeria by selling its 51 percent stake in a joint venture as part of its...

Pick n Pay has reported another solid sales performance from its online, on-demand grocery delivery platform even as the rest of the group grapples...

Two of the most cherished and reliable companies in South Africa, First National Bank (FNB) and Pick n Pay, have joined forces to provide their joint...

Pick n Pay has announced that its plan to raise between R6 billion and R8 billion by listing its Boxer subsidiary separately will get nearer to the...

Checkers Sixty60 operators have voiced their complaints over alleged unfair treatment by their employers, including sudden and detrimental changes to...