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South Africa’s Fuel Security and the Strait of Hormuz
International News
Mar 13, 2026
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South Africa’s Fuel Security and the Strait of Hormuz

Rising reliance on imported crude and refined fuels leaves South Africa exposed to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and global oil shipping routes.

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New Global Chip Strain Expected
International News
Mar 10, 2026
Staff Writer

New Global Chip Strain Expected

A new global chip shortage looms as geopolitical tensions and surging AI demand tighten memory supply chains in 2026.

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Fuel Prices Surge Amid Middle East Conflict
International News
Mar 4, 2026
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Fuel Prices Surge Amid Middle East Conflict

Geopolitical conflict is pushing oil prices upward, disrupting shipping routes and raising fuel and transport costs for consumers and industry.

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Tariffs, Trade Preferences and South Africa’s Balancing Act
International News
Feb 24, 2026
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Tariffs, Trade Preferences and South Africa’s Balancing Act

AGOA renewal offers relief, but new US tariffs continue to pressure South African automotive, citrus and wine exporters.

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EVs Rise as Cuba Struggles Through Fuel Emergency
International News
Feb 17, 2026
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EVs Rise as Cuba Struggles Through Fuel Emergency

With fuel scarce, Cubans embrace electric vehicles, reshaping transport and daily life amid deepening economic and energy challenges.

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Automakers Face Harsh Reality as EV Ambitions Collapse into R1 Trillion Losses
International News
Feb 17, 2026
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Automakers Face Harsh Reality as EV Ambitions Collapse into R1 Trillion Losses

Global carmakers absorb R1 trillion in EV write-downs as demand slows, subsidies fade and China intensifies competition.

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While They Crush International Markets, Things Aren’t Looking So Rosy Domestically for China
International News
Feb 16, 2026
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While They Crush International Markets, Things Aren’t Looking So Rosy Domestically for China

China’s 2026 auto sales fall 3.2% domestically as EV incentives drop, stricter rules hit costs, and exports grow, shifting market dynamics.

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German Car Industry Warns of Deepening Decline as Investment and Jobs Move Abroad
International News
Feb 13, 2026
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German Car Industry Warns of Deepening Decline as Investment and Jobs Move Abroad

Germany’s automotive sector faces a deepening crisis as investment shifts abroad, jobs decline and industry leaders warn of economic strain.

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China Extends Its Dominance in the Global Automotive Market in 2025
International News
Feb 12, 2026
Staff Writer

China Extends Its Dominance in the Global Automotive Market in 2025

Dive into our comprehensive analysis of the latest shifts and innovations defining the South African automotive market...

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Toyota Appoints Finance Chief Kenta Kon as New CEO Amid Intensifying Chinese Competition
International News
Feb 11, 2026
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Toyota Appoints Finance Chief Kenta Kon as New CEO Amid Intensifying Chinese Competition

Dive into our comprehensive analysis of the latest shifts and innovations defining the South African automotive market...

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German Electric Vehicle Manufacturing Reaches New Heights Amid Strong Industry Momentum
International News
Feb 6, 2026
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German Electric Vehicle Manufacturing Reaches New Heights Amid Strong Industry Momentum

Germany hit a record 1.67 million EVs produced, staying second globally behind China as output rises and new buyer subsidies are announced.

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Ottawa Prepares Overhaul of Electric-Vehicle Policy with New Emissions Framework
International News
Feb 6, 2026
Staff Writer

Ottawa Prepares Overhaul of Electric-Vehicle Policy with New Emissions Framework

Canada plans a flexible emissions-based auto policy, reviving EV and plug-in hybrid rebates while easing rigid sales targets for manufacturers.

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