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News - Page 24
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A new tax for all car owners, 200 missing trains, and a R550-million upgrade for one of Gauteng’s busiest roads

10 Jul 2026
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Deputy President wants Chery to use townships to supply its car factory in South Africa

10 Jul 2026
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South Africa’s biggest transport company blacklists 7 suppliers for fraud

10 Jul 2026
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BMW recalls 10,961 cars in South Africa

10 Jul 2026
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VW looking to slash its model line-up in half

10 Jul 2026
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South Africa’s Roads Agency CEO resigns

9 Jul 2026
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New proposal to change South Africa’s petrol prices every 2 weeks

9 Jul 2026
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South Africa should wave goodbye to petrol taxes

9 Jul 2026
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Treasury withholds billions from South Africa’s major automotive manufacturing hubs

9 Jul 2026
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Massive new R1.7-billion megabridge being built in South Africa – Photos

8 Jul 2026
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7 car brands that receive R40 billion from South African taxpayers every year

8 Jul 2026
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200 trains Transnet expected since 2014 nowhere to be found

8 Jul 2026
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Cape Town’s MyCiti bus service starting a big new chapter

8 Jul 2026
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Unexpected good news about VW, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz

8 Jul 2026
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Warning about R4,200 Uber scam in South Africa

7 Jul 2026
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Traffic fine warning for motorists in this South African province

7 Jul 2026
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Dawn of a new era for Shell in South Africa

7 Jul 2026
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Taxman adds new rule for people leaving and entering South Africa

6 Jul 2026
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2 new international flights for South Africa

6 Jul 2026
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Warning over new criminal tactic targeting people’s homes in South Africa

6 Jul 2026
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Comments

Imagine how much better the infrastructure would be - and the national finances if not having to constantly replace what...

Mike Wiggill on 16 Oct 2026

A combination of good governance and a smaller population of the infrastructure destroying termites

Mike Wiggill on 16 Oct 2026

When I went to renew my code 14 drivers licence in Early August the gentleman who attended to me said...

Maureen Van Rooyen on 16 Oct 2026

I test drove the Chery Q feels like a good spacious daily work commuter. Made a few estimated sums &...

Shaun on 16 Oct 2026

I'm sure the Chinese can create this vehicle within 12 months from scratch.

Shaun on 16 Oct 2026
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