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News - Page 6
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Warning for anyone driving in South Africa this weekend

4 Sep 2026
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The decision that cost South Africa R23 billion, and a new SUV that could be built in Gauteng

4 Sep 2026
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Afriforum demands to know why petrol is so expensive in South Africa

3 Sep 2026
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VW South Africa boss gets a new job

3 Sep 2026
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Petrol price tax relief sought for South Africa’s motorists

3 Sep 2026
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Major international car brand opens massive new office and distribution centre in South Africa

3 Sep 2026
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Ramaphosa sends a message to carmakers in South Africa

3 Sep 2026
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R2 per litre blow for petrol prices in South Africa

3 Sep 2026
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Major Mercedes-Benz recall in South Africa

3 Sep 2026
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Jet fuel shortage warning at South Africa’s busiest airport

3 Sep 2026
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Airlink cancels final stadium flyover, and more bad news about petrol prices

3 Sep 2026
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R18.7 billion company in South Africa betting big on Chinese cars

2 Sep 2026
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South Africa one step closer to zero-alcohol driving law

2 Sep 2026
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Airlink defends its “approved and rehearsed” ultra-low flyover at Cape Town stadium

2 Sep 2026
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South African airline named as one of the best in the world

2 Sep 2026
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Bad news for South Africa’s car factories

2 Sep 2026
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500,000 automotive sector jobs on the line in South Africa

2 Sep 2026
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Road contract under investigation for corruption, and a delivery service making more money than Takealot in South Africa

2 Sep 2026
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New DStv packages in South Africa – with bad news for Formula 1 lovers

1 Sep 2026
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Best-selling car brands in South Africa

1 Sep 2026
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Comments

SA is slowly moving to the right direction, like it or not! Pity, it doesn't sounds good to the minority...

Vinc Ngwele on 25 Sep 2026

Stupidity hurts? Who attacked Iran? Israel and America!! When did someone attack Iran, let's answer!!

grasnelke on 25 Sep 2026

I do not think anybody are surprised. And this looting/thieving will continue and they will blame apartheid like the racist,...

Red on 25 Sep 2026

What utter incoherent, senseless drivel, where did he say at the sense of the world? Blame communist Iran who plan...

Labour Advice on 25 Sep 2026

It's all about the money!!

Chris P. Bacon on 25 Sep 2026
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