A formal complaint has been lodged with the Public Protector against Sanral CEO Mr Nazir Alli with respect to his handling of an Unsolicited Bid received in 2001 for the N2 Wild Co …

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South Africa, which receives a quarter of its crude from Iran, is holding almost daily discussions with the United States, EU Union and Iran about reducing its purchases and is “ …

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Confusion surrounds whether the Department of Labour has dropped proposed amendments to the laws that were set to tighten regulations around strikes and picketing. Full story and s …

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Renting a vehicle, rather than buying it, can, over time, boost South Africa’s yearly passenger vehicle sales by five per cent, says Imperial executive director Manny de Canha. H …

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The government planned to appeal against the interim order handed down by the North Gauteng High Court, which halted the implementation of e-tolling on the Gauteng Freeway Improvem …

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Honda’s new Civic 5-door hatchback has been launched locally. The previous Civic hatchback was noted for its quirky styling and while the newcomer has toned some of those element …

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Production at the Thule Towing Systems plant in Pietermaritzburg has been ramped up with an additional two welding robots to meet growing demand from both local and international c …

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Retail sales fell 1,2 percent in the first quarter of the year, marking the first contraction in three years, official figures showed yesterday. Coming on the heels of news that ma …

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A total of 509 new jobs were created in the motor manufacturing industry in the first quarter despite a downgrade to vehicle export projections for this year. This month’s 10 per …

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The automotive industry was poised to spend over R5-billion in capital expenditure (capex) during 2012, the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (Naamsa …

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