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News - Page 6
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‘Dangerous’ road cost one South African province R10 million per km

19 Oct 2026
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R9-billion investment for the Gautrain

19 Oct 2026
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70% of cars on South Africa’s roads are uninsured

19 Oct 2026
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R227 million upgrade for a national road in one South African province

19 Oct 2026
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A R500 million road upgrade in South Africa, and hackers can remotely operate a bakkie

19 Oct 2026
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R530 million road upgrade for a small South African town – Photos

18 Oct 2026
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Major blow to certain car factories in South Africa

18 Oct 2026
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Traffic lights have been out for 2 years in South Africa’s richest province

16 Oct 2026
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Call to scrap tax making certain cars more expensive in South Africa

16 Oct 2026
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Big improvement for petrol prices in South Africa

16 Oct 2026
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Why Cape Town’s streetlights work – and Joburg’s don’t

16 Oct 2026
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R802 million to restore a vandalised railway to one of South Africa’s biggest cities

16 Oct 2026
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R27.8 million for pothole machines that haven’t been used, and good news for everyone with a driver’s licence card

16 Oct 2026
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R6.7 billion Cape Town Formula 1 plan forging ahead

15 Oct 2026
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New operator appointed to run the Gautrain

15 Oct 2026
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Driver’s licence card renewals grind to a halt in South Africa’s richest city

15 Oct 2026
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What it costs to buy a fake South African passport

15 Oct 2026
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7 key bridges being repaired in one South African province

15 Oct 2026
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Good news for everyone with a driver’s licence in South Africa

15 Oct 2026
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R10 million fine for a truck driver, and big plans to build a new bridge in Cape Town

15 Oct 2026
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