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As growth in illegal cigarette trade grows, the legal trade is negatively affected, with jobs — and taxes — being lost, writes Francois van der Merwe
The cabinet has resolved to ask parliament to withdraw the long-delayed and problematic bill amending the Mineral & Petroleum Resources Development Act
He is remarkable for listening rather than talking, says the chamber — but the ANC manages to turn the nomination into an insult of the DA’s leader
The Danish bank details compliance and control failings that allowed illegal funds to flow through its small Estonian branch
The rand firmed on the news of the lower inflation figure, strengthening to R14.77 to the dollar from R14.8917
The probe comes as the world’s largest online retailer faces calls for more regulatory intervention and even its potential break-up
The world’s best two pound-for-pound fighters put on an epic title fight
The owner of sleep-pod business Pop & Rest in London says it averages between 30-35 customers a week, among them freelancers and people working in the gig economy
Mark Smyth was in San Francisco at the reveal of Audi’s first series production electric vehicle, the E-tron
VW sold 11,151 Beetles in the US in the first eight months of 2018, down 2.2% from the same period a year earlier
Mercedes EQC claims 450km range and 0-100km/h in 5.1 seconds
Isuzu’s first SUV in 20 years is a solid-performing family adventure vehicle, but it’s up against formidable competition, writes Denis Droppa
We travelled to Stockholm, Sweden to sample Lexus’s smallest SUV yet, the UX, writes Lerato Matebese
BMW Plant Rosslyn was awarded the Platinum Plant Quality Award for producing 3 Series models with the fewest defects or malfunctions
Cost management is a core pillar of Ctrack by Inseego
Celebrating a decade-long partnership with Volvo Trucks this year, Eicher Trucks essentially uses the same engines and drivetrain as its Swedish partner
Hino SA reports that both trucks still have their original engines, gearboxes and rear axles
TRUCKING FEATURE/ Mercedes-Benz plant and Daimler Trucks North America’s subsidiary produce 1-million engines
The semi-trailer truck had a level 3 autonomous driving system, enabling it to steer, accelerate or decelerate, and manoeuvre through traffic
Killarney to again host final round of exciting tar-gravel world championship
The announcement was made by Marcus Hörberg, the recently appointed new vice-president of Volvo Group Southern Africa
What if you could take your own first-class private cabin that picks you up at home and takes you from door to door?
At the touch of a button, rear-seat passengers can either see through the glass and on to the road ahead, or instantly transform the glass to opaque
Mercedes has revealed the new Actros in the year that Mercedes SA launched the ongoing Actros, writes Mark Smyth
New SUV is even closer to its roots as a Porsche sports car, writes Roger Houghton
Plans are afoot for further expansion at BMW Sandton Auto, one of the biggest BMW dealerships in the country, writes Lerato Matebese
In Shenzhen, China, the quiet age is already four decades in the past, writes Blake Schmidt
The fourth-generation A-Class hits town with more space, more style — and a lot more tech, writes Denis Droppa
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