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What happens when our taps run dry?

By Mike Axton and Brian Horton In the developed world, expectation is nothing less than a right. We open the tap, and we expect clean drinking water to flow. We switch on the lights, and bulbs must illuminate. We swim in waterways that must be safe...
A Continental tyres store. Picture: Supplied

Tyre specialist takes over as Continental’s new GM

JJ Dowling is Continental Tyre South Africa’s (CTSA) new general manager (GM) of manufacturing at its Port Elizabeth plant. He replaces former GM, Wayne Brown, who recently took up a position at Continental Tyre in the United States. Dowling is...
Toyota Dyna. Picture: Quickpic

Toyota Dyna enters light commercial vehicle market

The Toyota Dyna has been transitioned from the medium to light commercial vehicle (LCV) category. Ernie Trautmann, vice president of Hino South Africa, said this change in category was introduced because its normally aspirated three litre diesel...
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Efficient trucking can boost trade and reduce poverty

Efficient trucking can help facilitate trade, reduce poverty and generate prosperity. This is according to the IRU and World Bank’s Road Freight Transport Services Reform guide. This guide is the first of its kind and plans to improve quality and...
Opening of South African parliament and State of the Nation address

SONA 2017: Zuma calm ahead of the storm

President Jacob Zuma will take the podium in Parliament this evening for his last state of the nation address as president of the African National Congress (ANC). Zuma said he is “calm” ahead of his address as he does not “give into pressure” on...

SBS Tanks: Water tank delivery

  Storing, capturing and reusing water is an imperative, alongside conventional reservoir containment systems, for sustained 24/7 supply – areas comprehensively covered by SBS Tanks’ turnkey solutions. Water security has been high on the...