South Africa’s biggest airline was stolen

The former Finance Minister and Chairperson of the National Planning Commission said that South African Airways was stolen and destroyed. TopAuto 27-07-2026 Latest News South Africa’s biggest airline was stolen The former Finance Minister and Chairperson of the National Planning Commission said that South African Airways was stolen and destroyed. Say goodbye to South Africa’s petrol price cut The sizeable petrol price cut South Africa was on track for this August has been erased, with petrol and diesel now set for hikes next month if the war in Iran continues. 3 new Chery bakkies coming to South Africa Chery is aiming to make a big splash in South Africa's bakkie market with not one, not two, but three double-cab models. Warning about what not to do in a hijacking in South Africa Vehicle safety experts have raised concerns about how motorists should respond in hijacking situations, following an incident where an e-hailing driver made a dramatic escape. The Chinese car brand taking South Africa by storm In less than two years, Jetour has become one of South Africa's top 10 best-selling car brands, and it now plans to build two cars in Gauteng. The mistake South Africans make that’s even more dangerous than drunk driving New data suggests that driving tired may be more dangerous than driving drunk. 68% of young South Africans with loans are buying these cars Over two-thirds of young South Africans are financing new Chinese vehicles. The Iran war is changing how South Africans commute With the war in the Middle East driving fuel prices higher, more South Africans are turning towards electric alternatives. More motoring news Partner Content Why South African automotive businesses advertise on TopAuto A July 2026 survey of TopAuto readers proves why automotive businesses need to advertise on the website. Hippo 2.0: Same Hippo, just better Life keeps getting more expensive. More responsibilities, more debit orders, more pressure on your budget. How AI is reshaping manufacturing without rewriting the rulebook In common with just about every other industry sector, manufacturing organisations are under pressure to adopt AI and to do so at pace. More partner content

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