Local news
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Kwatsaduza community commemorates GBV victims
Local news“The foot soldiers in the war against GBV will be going into communities to encourage victims to speak out and…
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Ford and Rally to Read share their story on World Literacy Day
Local newsSouth Africa’s literacy rate, when looked at over a period from the 1980s to the start of the millennium, has…
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Cargo theft on the increase
Local newsCargo theft continues to be a major threat for fleet operators in South Africa. There was a decrease earlier in…
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RTR Vehicles Series 1 Mustang focuses on precise street performance
Local newsPerformance Centre South Africa, the Ford-approved distributor and fitter of Ford Performance parts, has been appointed as the exclusive distributor…
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Resident fed up with illegal dumping
Local newsRubbish is dumped 100 metres from his home and place of work.
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GBV fight tightened in Gauteng
Local news“The foot soldiers in the war against GBV will be going into communities to encourage victims to speak out and…
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WATCH: Children’s novel about Covid-19 set to launch today
Local newsThe educational and entertaining children’s novel, Cory In The Universe, will be launched on International Literacy Day (September 8)
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A reduction in revenues may necessitate lease renewals.
Local newsThe nature of Full Maintenance Leasing - as an alternative way of acquiring vehicles - will likely be changed for…
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Nothing develops muscle memory like practical experience
Local newsRacing drivers are admired by many. And so are those who demonstrate an uncanny ability to effortlessly (seemingly) drift through…
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Covid-19 affects cancer support group
Local news“Some of our Cancer Alliance members have stopped operating while others have scaled down their services because of a lack…
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Do What You Love workshop to be hosted online
Local newsSeason one, episode one will be hosted via Facebook on September 4.
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Forum wants to improve the lives of ‘forgotten’ community members
Local newsThe organisation is set to launch as an official political social movement on November 1.
