From the Grahamstown fringe to the global stage

The Volkswagen Amarok receives a shot in the arm in the form of the new V6 TDI engine, writes Lerato Matebese

Renault SA has updated its flagship Clio, the RS variant, and added a more powerful and focused Trophy version, writes Lerato Matebese

The first quarter of 2017 produced some big winners and losers in global passenger car sales numbers, writes Michael Taylor

BMW will introduce some new facelifts and is preparing to launch its mightiest M5 yet, writes Mark Smyth

Renault is choosing this weekend’s Monaco GP to reveal the next generation of its Megane RS

Instead of risking the warranty on your Ranger, Ford has come up with model with a bit more attitude

Volkswagen’s Up gets the big engine to make the smallest GTi writes Michael Taylor

New legislation has taken the nation closer to the reality of autonomous cars, writes Michael Taylor

Draft proposals in the UK suggest removing speed humps to reduce emissions as the quest for cleaner air gathers pace writes Mark Smyth

The MotoGP fraternity mourns the loss of former champion, Nicky Hayden

Software system gives rangers an earlier warning about poachers or other dangers in remote areas

Demand for swanky safari accommodation so high that a new lodge has been built in nine months

Author Jonathan Ancer’s novel digs up bones left by one of apartheid’s most deadly spies, writes Sue Grant-Marshall

Raymond Suttner’s Inside Apartheid’s Prison is a slow uncovering of his torture at the hands of war criminals. Here’s an extract

The StreetSmart charity believes giving money directly to street children will never help them, writes Lesley Stones

Patrick Bongoy’s art encapsulates the political situation and survivalist ethos in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, writes Mary Corrigall