20 July 2021 1 Min Read

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WATCH: How the riots will affect the vehicle market

Nissan SA MD Mike Whitfield talks to Business Day TV about how the riots and looting halted the group’s recent recovery

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Mike Whitfield, chair of Nissan Africa South and MD of Nissan Egypt. Picture: SUPPLIED
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SA’s new vehicle market has been steadily recovering from the damage caused by the coronavirus pandemic, but will the recent civil unrest that closed operations put the brakes on that recovery?

Business Day TV spoke to Nissan SA MD Mike Whitfield.

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Nissan SA MD Mike Whitfield talks to Business Day TV about how the riots and looting halted the group’s recent recovery
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