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A year of firsts as a bakkie is voted ‘Car of the Year’ and two Chinese brands show quality has finally become part of the former ‘cheapie’ package.

The Chery Tiggo 8 Pro MAX was chosen as the Motor Enthusiast’s Choice at the Car of the Year gala hosted by the SAOMJ.

The SA Guild of Motoring Journalists have unveiled their choice for this year's best car.

The Red & Yellow Creative School of Business 2022 Employability Report finds that 93% of their graduates were employed within two months of graduating according to their June 2021 alumni survey...

Toyota Hilux retakes the sales lead from Ford Ranger, but the blue oval bakkie has the consolation of winning Car of the Year.

The new, made-in-South Africa Ford Ranger double-cab 4x4 has been crowned as South Africa’s Old Mutual Insure South African Car of the Year (COTY) for 2023. The South African Guild of Mobility Journalists (SAGMJ) on Thursday announced its overall winner in the competition, as well as several category winners, out of a field of 21 finalists.

• The HAVAL H6 Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) is a finalist in the prestigious Car of the Year (COTY) 2023 awards. • HAVAL is the Chinese brand that has been committed to the South African market for the longest out of all other Chinese automakers. • HAVAL SA consistently ranks among the top players in

Mabuyane Mabuza reflects on the comments on social media at the surprise that Thabo Bester was not registered at Home Affairs. She writes it is a real phenomenon, especially in farming communities.



Mabuyane Mabuza assesses the talk about social media at the shock that Thabo Bester was not signed up

The South African Guild of Mobility Journalists (SAGMJ), is proud to celebrate its Diamond Jubilee – a fulfilling heritage of 60 years as the country’s collective of automotive journalists. The SAGMJ was founded by Robin Emslie, Barry Curtis from The Star and Kenneth Maxwell from the Rand Daily Mail, who took the initiative and used