OII | One More Way to Die: Delivering Food in Cape Town’s Gig Economy

Published on
24 Aug 2019

CAPE TOWN — He had delivered his last food order for the evening and was driving home from Pinelands, a suburb in Cape Town, when an oncoming car swung in front of him, knocking him off his motorbike.

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