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Articles by Albert du Toit

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Major international tyre shop closes doors in South Africa

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12-year drought ends for South African Airways

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The unwanted consequences of missing car finance payments in South Africa

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Lower prices and new models for Hyundai Creta in South Africa

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First look at Gauteng’s new number plates

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Renault confirms South African launch date of next-generation Duster

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A new way to score a deal on popular cars in South Africa

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Comments

Why don't they do something about the criminals? Oh, silly question.... then they will definitely not vote for ANC

Mike Wiggill on 16 Oct 2026

What a load of clickbait bs.

Mike Wiggill on 16 Oct 2026

How ridiculous. To ban the use of driver's licences once again shows up the useless ANC for what they are....

Steve Davidson on 16 Oct 2026

Hello can I be the first to register

Tlou Momeat on 16 Oct 2026

Ho do you stop them plundering new installations? You cannot. You told everybody to steal and corrupt, and they listened....

Brent Wilkinson on 16 Oct 2026
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