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Bad news for anyone visiting these popular areas in Cape Town

10 Oct 2026
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Ferrari designer defends controversial new car

10 Oct 2026
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Reach South African car buyers with TopAuto sponsored articles

9 Oct 2026
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The R6,750 mistake every South African car owner should avoid

10 Oct 2026
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South Africa is running out of strategic oil reserves

10 Oct 2026
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R10-billion petrol price relief plan for South Africa

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9 Oct 2026
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Gautrain spends R15 billion on new locally built trains

9 Oct 2026
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Chinese bakkie brand invests R500 million in South Africa

9 Oct 2026
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1 Oct 2026
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Better news about petrol prices in South Africa

9 Oct 2026
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9 Oct 2026
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Hundreds of luxury SUVs and Toyota trucks recalled in South Africa

9 Oct 2026
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Oskido, Bernice West, and Zoe Modiga join Firestone to celebrate 90 years in South Africa

1 Oct 2026
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Big upgrade for one of South Africa’s most popular airlines

9 Oct 2026
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Chinese carmakers continue to win over South Africa’s buyers

9 Oct 2026
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The small South African city with 3 car factories

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8 Oct 2026
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R1,200 pain for motorists driving South Africa’s favourite bakkies

8 Oct 2026
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Chinese cars now account for nearly half of SUV loans in South Africa

8 Oct 2026
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8 Oct 2026
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AfriForum to investigate South Africa’s record-high petrol prices

8 Oct 2026
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8 Oct 2026
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8 Oct 2026
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Voting time and enormous empty promises. I would just like to see some balance sheets of the Reserve fund (National...

des.salzmann on 10 Oct 2026

And advert hiding as an article.

Red on 10 Oct 2026

Buying elections? In any case any money borrowed must be paid back, so you you have to pay them to...

Red on 10 Oct 2026

The article fails to mention that it also means you not paying Eskom for your electricity bills....

Sodubo Njapha on 10 Oct 2026

SA comes first... stop sale of cheap petrol to all our neighbours

Mike Hahn on 10 Oct 2026
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