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WOMEN S MONTH: A female perspective on running workshops in South Africa

WOMEN’S MONTH: A female perspective on running workshops in South Africa By Pritesh Ruthun Share JOHANNESBURG - Once the exclusive domain of men, there is an encouraging new influx of women in the OEM automotive industry who are bringing a fresh, new dynamism and balance to the sector. When it comes to the automotive aftermarket, you only have to look at the increase in the number of women and women-owned or co-owned businesses in the Motor Industry Workshop Association (MIWA) to appreciate the shift in balance too. Andrea Bogner, owner of Bogner Motor City Truck and Car Workshop, says having women in the sector is refreshing and challenging: “I find women have a different touch and deal more empathetically when it comes to serving customers, maintaining them, and offering peace of mind. We are also thorough when it comes to procedures and the manner in which work is performed.”

Four facts we now know about SA s motor industry, thanks to Right to Repair

Ford South Africa production line 1 July is a very significant date in the life of all South African motorists - because that s the implementation date for the Competition Commission s Guidelines for Competition in the South African Automotive Aftermarket. The Guidelines are a consequence of years of lobbying undertaken by Right to Repair SA, which was founded by the Motor Industry Workshop Association (MIWA). It represents 2 500 independent workshops, automotive aftermarket distributors and parts manufacturers. While lots has been said and written about the benefits of the Guidelines to motorists, many of the nuggets of information within the report haven t been published.

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