The dollar hits a 13-month low setting gold up for a 1.8% rise this week, its biggest weekly rise in two months
South African expats may come back home if the new tax rules take effect — but at African Bank, too many workers want to leave
Engineered System Solutions has a five-year contract to provide electronic tags, but the Special Investigating Unit is following up on alleged irregularities
The DA and the IFP have an agreement in eight municipalities — but corruption allegations, by the ANC, could change all that
The size of the AdBlue treatment solution tanks agreed on was too small to clean exhaust gases by the necessary amount, Der Spiegel reports
The Bank warns it will not hesitate to reverse its rate-cut decision if SA’s highly uncertain economic environment persists
The economic development minister urges suppliers of data to bring down their costs on an expedited basis, without waiting for the outcome of the inquiry
The policy has sparked controversy with the opposition accusing outgoing President Jose Dos Santos of looking to retain control of the military after he leaves office
The Confederation of African Football has accepted changes including dealing with voting procedures, election processes and the appointment of staff
MultiChoice’s contract with Gupta channel flies in the face of a commitment to enriching South Africans’ lives, writes Deon Wiggett
Jaguar is showing further ambition in the SUV market with the new E-Pace, due in SA in 2018
Land Rover’s fifth generation Discovery is now available in SA, but does it continue the heritage of its predecessors, asks Lerato Matebese
Kia has introduced its latest generation Picanto but it has evolved from the cheap, simple car it once was, says Mark Smyth
So much self-driving tech, so much wasted opportunity for Audi’s limousine, writes Michael Taylor
While in the UK, Mark Smyth found out whether the new McLaren 720S is as good as we have heard it is
There have been a raft of vehicle recall announcements over the past few days
Hyundai just started moving a lot faster, writes Michael Taylor
Bigger, better and smoother, the classic Benz convertible gets better with age, says Michael Taylor
Mark Smyth reports on the successes and failures of the famous Martini Racing stripes
A recent survey shows that shopping around for the best servicing labour rate can pay dividends
The upcoming Historic Automobile Group International conference will provide insight into collecting and investing in classic cars
It was a motorsport-filled weekend from both an international and local perspective
The Mercedes-Benz X-Class shares its underpinnings with the Nissan Navara, but looks quite distinct
Jaguar is showing further ambition in the SUV market with the new E-Pace, due in SA in 2018, writes Mark Smyth
SA’s multimillionaires are flying high when it comes to private jet usage: 160 South African multimillionaires own private jets
Mark Smyth reports on some of the historic rally cars at the Goodwood Festival of Speed
The industry is also about to enter what is traditionally a strong buying period as companies prepare for Christmas
Motor News travelled to Maranello to sample Ferrari’s most powerful GT to date, the 812 Superfast
You might want to hang on before buying an M4 or a C 63 AMG, says Michael Taylor. The RS5 is back
Mark Smyth spoke with the new head of Audi South Africa, Trevor Hill about changes in the industry
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