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Bomb threat reported on South African aircraft

21 Oct 2026
News

1 in 4 police officers in South Africa don’t have driver’s licences

21 Oct 2026
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Warning for Hyundai drivers in South Africa

21 Oct 2026
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Advertise to South Africa’s top automotive community

30 Oct 2026
Features

Chinese cars are more affordable in South Africa – But they still aren’t cheap

21 Oct 2026
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Better news about petrol prices, and a top South African airport that has been completely abandoned

21 Oct 2026
Features

Best-selling used Chinese cars in South Africa

21 Oct 2026
Industry News

Advertise on South Africa’s top automotive news website

23 Oct 2026
Features

The cars South African women are buying instead of Mazda, Audi, and BMW

20 Oct 2026
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New iCAUR V25 SUV revealed – What to expect

20 Oct 2026
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Omoda to build C4 crossover in South Africa

20 Oct 2026
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16 Oct 2026
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R797-million upgrade for one of South Africa’s national roads

20 Oct 2026
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South Africa’s new traffic fine laws hit a snag

20 Oct 2026
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South Africa’s 7.6km-long train sets a new world record

20 Oct 2026
News

Even better news about petrol prices in South Africa

20 Oct 2026
News

Warning about petrol stations in South Africa

20 Oct 2026
News

R200 million national road upgrade, and South African police officers don’t have licences

20 Oct 2026
Features

Cape Town’s big plan to get rid of its petrol fleet

20 Oct 2026
News

Traffic lights still broken in South Africa’s richest city – R10 billion later

19 Oct 2026
News

The South African province where the roads are sinking into the ground

19 Oct 2026
Features

What South Africa’s favourite car is worth three years later

19 Oct 2026
Features

10 new SUVs you can buy for the price of a used Toyota Fortuner in South Africa

19 Oct 2026
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Comments

Airports are run by ACSA ACSA = ANC ANC says cadres are hungry and must eat. Why then would anyone...

Mike Wiggill on 30 Oct 2026

🤣

hennie malan on 30 Oct 2026

Another stupid idea from Creecy. It'll only refer to us people who have valid driving and car licences and not...

Steve Davidson on 30 Oct 2026

And it will soon be destroyed again.

Red on 30 Oct 2026

STILL? I bet I read the same articel 10 years ago?

Rex Deus on 30 Oct 2026
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