Yango says its ride-hailing drivers in Windhoek earn an average of N$15,470 per week after commission. Some drivers dispute that figure, saying their actual earnings are far lower. The disagreement follows complaints last week about fares, penalties and a lack of protection for drivers. Yango says weekly earnings have increased by about 15.7% from the earlier level it cited. The company's average and the drivers' accounts point to sharply different financial realities. Commission, fare levels and penalties sit at the center of the dispute over how much a driver really takes home. The company presents the average as evidence of higher income, while drivers say deductions leave them with much less.