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News - Page 7
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Major risk for anyone checking in a bag at a South African airport

14 Oct 2026
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Say goodbye to Cape Town’s city centre as you know it

14 Oct 2026
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R1-billion plan to restore an airport to one of South Africa’s most popular holiday destinations

14 Oct 2026
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South Africa misses out on hosting Formula 1 Grand Prix

14 Oct 2026
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Airlink facing strict deadline following stadium flyover stunt

14 Oct 2026
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Bad news about driver’s licences at airports, and petrol prices take a positive turn

14 Oct 2026
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The South African company installing public chargers at shopping malls

13 Oct 2026
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The car-building city in South Africa saying goodbye to potholes

13 Oct 2026
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4-year-old law finally takes effect in South Africa

13 Oct 2026
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Best-selling used cars in South Africa – With pricing

13 Oct 2026
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Petrol prices take a turn for the better in South Africa

13 Oct 2026
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New fast food franchise coming to one of South Africa’s most popular petrol stations

13 Oct 2026
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Warning for people replacing their car’s windscreen

13 Oct 2026
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Some good news for petrol prices, and Uber under siege in South Africa

13 Oct 2026
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R3-per-litre petrol tax shot down in South Africa

12 Oct 2026
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Good news for people who bought 2 of South Africa’s most popular bakkies

12 Oct 2026
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The new Chery bakkie that will be built in South Africa

12 Oct 2026
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Price increases for motorists renewing their car licences in South Africa’s richest province

12 Oct 2026
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Massive crackdown on Chinese car exports

12 Oct 2026
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South Africa lost half of its fuel production in 7 years

12 Oct 2026
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