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News - Page 5
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101 countries South Africans can travel to visa-free

22 Aug 2026
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China bending the rules for its carmakers

22 Aug 2026
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R4.83 per litre petrol price pain for South Africa

21 Aug 2026
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South African province with 4 car factories in deep trouble

21 Aug 2026
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FlySafair scam warning

21 Aug 2026
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New company to take over Shell’s 600 petrol stations in South Africa

21 Aug 2026
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Red flags over R1.6 billion tender for a 40km road in Limpopo

21 Aug 2026
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VW breaks a record at its Polo factory, and Mercedes-Benz to build the new C-Class in South Africa

21 Aug 2026
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Warning to anyone buying a used car in South Africa

20 Aug 2026
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FlySafair rival slams sale of South Africa’s biggest airline

20 Aug 2026
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“Guardrail Mafia” caught stealing R500 million road infrastructure in South Africa

20 Aug 2026
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Major blow for Shell in South Africa

20 Aug 2026
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25-year-old problem with roads in South Africa has become a huge issue

20 Aug 2026
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Top international car brand building more cars in South Africa in a month than it did in a year 40 years ago

20 Aug 2026
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Major Chinese car brand making a comeback in South Africa

20 Aug 2026
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R4.20 petrol price pain, and a company pays R745 million for 13 car dealerships in South Africa

20 Aug 2026
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Big four-month upgrade for South Africa’s busiest highway

19 Aug 2026
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R38 billion to fix broken and collapsing roads in just one province in South Africa

19 Aug 2026
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BMW and Mercedes-Benz in serious trouble in South Africa

19 Aug 2026
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One company buys 13 dealerships in South Africa for R745 million

19 Aug 2026
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Yes, there might be a war still on going affecting oil prices, however EV uptake was slow and so the...

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Afriforum must ask their beloved friend and Messiah Donald Trump to stop his unprovoked war with Iran. The fuel prices...

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Not the Chinese 1.5 liter cars as they are very heavy on fuel. Drove quite a few different ones on...

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Because of the excessive charges of the repair shops. Aslo like I have experienced they wanted to replace my front...

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And the Government collects around R11.00 per litre for diesel diesel.

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