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Mega petrol refinery for South Africa

19 Feb 2025
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South Africa’s carmakers facing make or break decision today

19 Feb 2025
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D-Day for petrol taxes in South Africa

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Where South Africa’s affordable cars come from

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Ramaphosa goes quiet on new bullet train for South Africa

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Good news for BMW, Toyota, and VW buyers in South Africa

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Card cloning at toll gates in South Africa – How to avoid it

17 Feb 2025
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2 new 1,100km hybrids for South Africa – Details

17 Feb 2025
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Gautrain stopped dead in its tracks

17 Feb 2025
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New Lexus flagship SUV goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing

17 Feb 2025
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17 Feb 2025
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Comments

In SA, so is FORD

Mike Wiggill on 11 Sep 2026

Why does it take more than 2 years to finalise a disciplinary hearing? Gross incompetence and ANC labour laws that...

sacduplessis on 11 Sep 2026

Try spending nothing on roads and see if they get better.

Le Clerc on 11 Sep 2026

Looks like the old Amarok but more like a Minecraft version.

OomStu ZA on 11 Sep 2026

uber drivers complain about the lack of service while trying to obtain permits and bribery to obtain them, which i...

Derryck Hart on 11 Sep 2026
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