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News - Page 16
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R4.20 per litre pain for petrol prices in South Africa

19 Aug 2026
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Bad news for anyone applying for a new driver’s licence card in South Africa

19 Aug 2026
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South Africa’s biggest car brands face increasing pressure from India and China

19 Aug 2026
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Bad news for petrol prices this September

19 Aug 2026
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Big changes coming for anyone entering or leaving South Africa

19 Aug 2026
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South Africa’s 10-year driving licences officially gazetted, and Chery reveals pricing for its newest car brand

19 Aug 2026
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Mahindra launched a new bakkie – And it’s coming to South Africa

18 Aug 2026
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R6,000 fine for drivers who ignore a 15-year-old warning in South Africa

18 Aug 2026
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Massive overhaul for South Africa’s petrol price slate levy

18 Aug 2026
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R10-million Ferrari bought with Tembisa Hospital money up for sale in South Africa

18 Aug 2026
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10-year driver’s licence cards get the green light in South Africa

18 Aug 2026
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New transport laws for South Africa take effect

18 Aug 2026
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US throws a lifeline to South Africa’s auto sector

18 Aug 2026
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Huge blow for petrol prices

18 Aug 2026
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Ferrari’s first electric car sells for R650 million, and a major car brand opens at a township mall in South Africa

18 Aug 2026
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The dealership that lets you buy cars with crypto in South Africa

18 Aug 2026
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Major car brand opens at one of South Africa’s largest township shopping malls

17 Aug 2026
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3,000 taxis get the green light in South Africa’s richest province

17 Aug 2026
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Uber suspends its most affordable ride-hailing service in South Africa

17 Aug 2026
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R100,000 prize for the South African that names Chery’s new bakkie

17 Aug 2026
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Comments

Good advice. Speed limit is one of the reasons to save fuel. While we had oil sanctions in the early...

Rob W on 16 Oct 2026

At the pace they work they will always be behind....no matter if the period is 5 /10 /20 years......

JC de Beer on 16 Oct 2026

Why do drivers license have to expire in the first place??

JC de Beer on 16 Oct 2026

The big money is in Gauteng, so are the number of heads- the GP should come to Kyalami

andre-3184 on 16 Oct 2026

LEXUS is something special.

nkosana.motsitsi on 15 Oct 2026
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