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Articles by Warren Hawkins

Features

The man who leads South Africa’s largest automotive group and earns R87,000 per day

20 Sep 2026
News

Hijacking warning for motorists in South Africa’s biggest cities

19 Sep 2026
Features

The R20 billion giant in South Africa that stood against the Chinese onslaught

18 Sep 2026
News

South African racing champion shot dead in Kempton Park

18 Sep 2026
News

Government has ‘no plans’ to protect South Africa’s motorists

18 Sep 2026
Features

Hijackers are coming after these cars in South Africa

18 Sep 2026
News

Critical shortage in South Africa’s car industry

17 Sep 2026
Features

The historic 281-year-old town in South Africa that refuses to get traffic lights

17 Sep 2026
News

Red flags over Jetour’s sudden T1 and T2 payload increases

17 Sep 2026
News

AA offering free armed response for all women in South Africa

17 Sep 2026
Features

New driving laws for 151 municipalities in South Africa

17 Sep 2026
New Models

More powerful new GWM P-Series bakkie lands in South Africa – Pricing and features

16 Sep 2026
News

Uber operating illegally in South Africa

16 Sep 2026
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AfriForum says South Africa’s 10-year driver’s licence extension is not good enough

16 Sep 2026
News

New international flight for South Africa

16 Sep 2026
Features

South Africa cracking down on windscreens from China

16 Sep 2026
News

R2,000 for an illegal learner’s licence in South Africa

15 Sep 2026
Features

The man who quit his job to fight a R20 billion road war

15 Sep 2026
News

AfriForum fixes ‘monster pothole’ in town where the VW Polo is built

15 Sep 2026
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South African transport company under investigation for corruption

15 Sep 2026
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Comments

This still does not help us as petrol keeps going up and government expects normal citizens to keep forking out???...

Johannsi Steenhuis on 25 Oct 2026

Would that be a Gas powered vehicle?

**Bite Me** on 25 Oct 2026

"No doubt criminals will find a way over, or cut a hole through it" Exactly. So what's the point of...

Christopher Bedford on 25 Oct 2026

"an impregnable wall might just help" OK, well, let us know when you find one. At this point there is...

Christopher Bedford on 25 Oct 2026

Indeed. Also, another interpretation of that statement is "South African car buyers are ^*&(%$ idiots." Apart from other issues mentioned...

Christopher Bedford on 25 Oct 2026
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