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Articles by Warren Hawkins

Features

What it costs to fly from Joburg to Cape Town right now

22 Jul 2026
Features

Warning for South African learner drivers

22 Jul 2026
Features

Young South Africans can no longer afford new cars

21 Jul 2026
News

South Africa to rein in its minibus taxi industry

21 Jul 2026
Features

Carmakers have a recall problem in South Africa

21 Jul 2026
Features

South Africa to build its own passenger trains

20 Jul 2026
Features

Good news for South Africans flying from Joburg to Durban

20 Jul 2026
News

New international flights for South Africa

20 Jul 2026
Features

The most stolen car part in South Africa

20 Jul 2026
Features

South Africans are paying twice as much for cars imported from India

19 Jul 2026
Features

South Africans can’t afford to fix their cars

19 Jul 2026
Features

This e-hailing app listens to your conversations

19 Jul 2026
Features

Inside BMW’s R260 million Midrand facility that handles 4 million spares every year – Photos

18 Jul 2026
News

New rules for Bolt and Uber drivers in South Africa

17 Jul 2026
News

South African road agency owes motorists R22 billion

17 Jul 2026
Features

South Africa’s car industry went from R60 billion to R130 billion in 5 years

17 Jul 2026
News

Ford recalls Transit and Tourneo sold in South Africa

16 Jul 2026
News

Kia in hot water over “insensitive” bakkie advert in South Africa

16 Jul 2026
Features

Transport Minister wants fewer trucks on South Africa’s roads

16 Jul 2026
News

South Africa’s new traffic laws hit a speed bump

15 Jul 2026
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I hope that the 2 Japanese bakkies Toyota and Isuzu will maintain the bakkie tradition not these new bakkie when...

Tsepo Matlho on 5 Oct 2026

Only because it is cheaper. But buying cheap does not always work. Heavy on fuel and then resell value is...

Red on 5 Oct 2026

Yep and the Temu "Range Rover" have more problems then the original Range Rovers which was already bad. At least...

Red on 5 Oct 2026

Oh no, not more publicity for a totally ridiculous idea that will never take off. All that is needed is...

Steve Davidson on 5 Oct 2026

The poor are suppose to benefit from these infrastructure upgrades on a short-term basis during the project job creation status....

Shaun on 5 Oct 2026
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