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Articles by Warren Hawkins

Features

Warning for anyone driving in South Africa’s capital city

15 Sep 2026
News

Warning for South Africans keeping petrol at home

14 Sep 2026
Features

One-week warning for anyone with a driving licence in South Africa

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Major warning for taxis operating in South Africa’s richest province

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26% petrol price hike in South Africa

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The easiest way to save money on petrol in South Africa

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The Chinese bakkie brand that doubled its sales in South Africa in just a year

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Features

The R270,000 hatchback outselling South Africa’s biggest car brands

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Features

These cars are taking over from bakkies in South Africa

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R17 billion spent on South Africa’s roads, only for them to get worse

10 Sep 2026
New Models

Cheaper and safer Kia Sonet launched in South Africa – but there’s a catch

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Car Finance

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Motorists paying R6 per litre more for petrol, and roads so bad taxis refuse to use them

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SARS is coming after taxis in South Africa

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Bad news for South Africans trying to renew their passports at banks

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Comments

Tesla Derangement Syndrome maybe. It used to be Trump Derangement Syndrome, but now anyone with more than two brain cells...

Steve Davidson on 25 Oct 2026

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
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