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News - Page 11
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Government coming after people who smoke and drive home from restaurants in South Africa

29 Sep 2026
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South Africa’s biggest transport company is looking for a partner for its R44 billion project

29 Sep 2026
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The South African city taking aim at hijacking syndicates

29 Sep 2026
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Suzuki recalls over 500 SUVs in South Africa

29 Sep 2026
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Two South African deputy ministers spent R3.8 million on car rentals in one year, and a national shutdown tomorrow

29 Sep 2026
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Capitec wins fight over R2.4 million Porsche

28 Sep 2026
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Big problems for South Africa’s car industry

28 Sep 2026
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South Africans have expensive tastes in cars

28 Sep 2026
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Jetour in hot water over T1 and T2 SUV claims in South Africa

28 Sep 2026
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Passenger trains making a comeback in one of South Africa’s biggest cities

28 Sep 2026
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R3 per litre petrol price hike for South Africa next week

28 Sep 2026
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End of an era for one of South Africa’s most popular car brands, and a luxury petrol station brand opening 30 new stores

28 Sep 2026
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Bad news for anyone planning to sell their car in South Africa

27 Sep 2026
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Carjackers in South Africa still targeting this discontinued bakkie

26 Sep 2026
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The new man in charge of South Africa’s airports

25 Sep 2026
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Warning over popular driveway theft trend in South Africa

25 Sep 2026
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Get ready to pay R30 per litre for petrol in South Africa

25 Sep 2026
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Great news for Suzuki owners and people who like music festivals in South Africa

25 Sep 2026
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Warning for motorists driving these popular SUVs in South Africa

25 Sep 2026
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South Africa’s longest road tunnel, and SARS’ gift for diesel buyers

25 Sep 2026
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