Hundreds have died in politically related violence in the country since 1994. But the pace of targeted killings has once again stepped up dramatically in ...

A relentless series of incidents is adding up to form an image of a country without integrity

SA exported more vehicles than it imported but components still drag the industry into an overall deficit

The car maker’s team is not waiting for African markets to grow — it’s going to make things happen

The Korean car maker is powering ahead in new technologies, and setting its sights on leadership in electric vehicles

No one doubts the region has great sales potential — but when, oh when, will it be realised?

GM’s disinvestment highlights the challenges facing automotive firms in SA. But there are plenty of reasons to stay

The new vehicle market has suffered from a kind of corporate bipolar disorder this year, swinging from optimism to gloom, then back to optimism

The automobile is being reinvented, along with the way it is used — motor companies are not staying on the sidelines as the world transforms

Plans to encourage local production of trucks and buses mustn’t ignore reality, says the industry

The shotgun approach doesn’t work — Nissan makes sure it understands how its new technology will be used

The damage done by the combustible Kugas was lighter than expected, but Ford is still taking the lessons seriously

The time for talking transformation is over, says Rob Davies. Has the industry come up with an acceptable compromise?

After billions were spent on SA’s pebble bed nuclear reactor project, it was abandoned. But it is making a comeback and there is uncertainty about ...