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Articles by Albert du Toit

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Buying a bakkie in South Africa – Here are your 248 options

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Comments

We are living in South Africa where nothing makes sense anymore. This opens the door for more c@r£p#ion. I bet...

Johan Bruwer on 17 Oct 2026

it all sounds too complex for me, but they wouldn't have done it if they didn't believe in it...

MFUNDO NTLOMBE on 16 Oct 2026

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
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