South African consumers are feeling increasingly cash-strapped, making the purchase of a vehicle difficult. Many — even well-off — buyers, are choosing to downsize, trading in large vehicles for something smaller and more affordable and fuel-efficient. However, the rise of Chinese brands like Chery, Omoda and Haval has given buyers a compelling alternative — well-specced, […]
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Park authorities have been assisting ranger families, but the conflict and economic instability leaves them vulnerable
The environment minister said increased poaching in Kruger National Park was of great concern
Hailed as a ‘botanical miracle, the critically endangered species emerged in an area previously dominated by forestry
Failure in water provision has a ripple effect on other sectors
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At rallies and funerals, Zanu-PF youths have been chanting his nickname and holding banners demanding he remain in office beyond 2028
The new rubber-tyred gantry cranes and straddle carriers will boost efficiency at the port, Transnet chief executive Michelle Phillips said
The African Christian Democratic Party, which rejected the draft outright, says there are gaps in the law that could be used to charge residents
The court highlighted the tension between the rights of a body corporate to be reimbursed for the payments made and the right of a respondent to have electricity supplied
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The Appeals Panel of the Press Council overturns a ruling by the Deputy Press Ombud
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The foundation says the legislation aims to redress apartheid spatial planning and advance land reform
1 500 megawatts of new coal power locked in landmark legal victory
In 25 years, new infections have dropped from about 1 463 each day to about 370, but HIV ‘is still an issue’, experts say
The dome has over the years projected significant historical events, including screening footage of the Apollo 11
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