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Does this car use R40 to fill up a fuel tank? Updated Breakfast with Martin Bester Source: Twitter - @_shanom_ · It could be a dream to own a car that is economical and does not require a lot of money to fill up a tank. The latest in fuel price fluctuations means South Africans will have to pay way more money to be able to commute from home to their workplace.  The Bajaj Qute is a rear-engine, rear-wheel-drive. It can take four passengers and is classified as a quadricycle.  However, Jacaranda FM reported that the car does not qualify as a roadworthy vehicle, Bajaj Qute does not qu...

Can you really buy a car for just R150 per month in SA? Updated ECR Share this: South Africans were left shook after discovering a car that could cost them R 150,00 per month in installments.  Bajaj Qute Have you been setting some money aside to purchase a new car?  Well, there is a newly found R150/pm for a car that is topping trends on social media. It began as a joke on Twitter that a car would be as cheap as R150 a month.  The car is called Bajaj Qute. Spoiler alert; however, the Bajaj Qute does not qualify as a car. In fact, according to Bajaj the vehicle falls under what is called ...

This is where South Africans can watch the funeral of Prince Philip Updated Scenic Drive With Rian Prince Philip will be laid to rest on 17 April.  Queen Elizabeth II bids a final farewell to her late husband, Prince Philip, on Saturday, at a funeral restricted by coronavirus rules but reflecting his long life of military and public service. The ceremony from behind the stately walls of Windsor Castle, west of London, will be watched by an expected television audience of millions, with the public urged to stay away because of the global pandemic. South Africans will be able to watch the fu...

Vodacom customers can now buy Nando's on credit through the app.

Bride-to-be asks if it's OK to put nine-year-old stepdaughter in shape-wear Updated Mack Rapapali Nights Share this: A bride-to-be asked the world whether it's okay to dress her nine-year-old stepdaughter-to-be in shapewear for her wedding. iStock The question raised many brows as the child is only nine years old.  The bride first shared that she was struggling to find a dress that would fit the little girl as she was 'big'. “She’s a thick girl. I have tried ‘big girl youth sizes’ and nothing fits her,” she wrote. “I can’t really go to her mum because (of) the typical new ...