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Articles by Warren Hawkins

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Comments

Dankie Hennie! 😊

LBS on 4 Oct 2026

Post sale value has yet to be determined, buyer be aware.

Michael Timberlake on 4 Oct 2026

And the taxis can do what they want to killing e-hailing drivers harassing people in their private vehicles etc. And...

Red on 4 Oct 2026

They will not worry as they will just dump those that do not pass in SA. We have been dumped...

Red on 4 Oct 2026

The fuel consumption figures will not help it.

akmmoto on 4 Oct 2026
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