Jessica Leyds
Empowering Women and Breaking Barriers in the Automotive Industry Meet Jessica Leyds, the remarkable Financial and Database Manager at the Retail Motor Industry Organisation (RMI). A wife and mother of […]
Jasmeena Patel Shiba
Paving the Way for Women in the Automotive Industry In the male-dominated automotive industry, Jasmeena Patel Shiba stands tall as a trailblazer, the first female Director of Royal Tyres in […]
Anita Barker
From Dreams to Determination: A Journey of Resilience Meet Anita Natalie Barker, a woman of determination and resilience, who defied the odds to become a successful business owner in the […]
Radio interview – TEPA warns consumers of fake parts
Radio interview with the TEPA Director Vishal Premlall and Gugu Mfuphi from Kaya FM on the topic of counterfeit parts in South Africa. Also view article in last week’s web […]
Live webinar: Predicting the Unpredictable
Planning through uncertainty requires you to have the latest and relevant information at your fingertips. Join our NADA Panel and guest speakers as we unpack: Market Expectations with Ricardo Reddy, […]
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Invitation to trade with Africa’s Automotive role players at the continent’s largest Automotive meeting place and tradeshow
Kigali, Rwanda. 6-12 September 2021. Trade with Africa’s Automotive role players at the continent’s largest Automotive meeting place and tradeshow under the theme:“Building Bridges for a successful AfCFTA”
Time to open up the market
Richard Green, National Director of SAMBRA says with the industry still reeling from the impact of Covid-19, there is no better time to open up the market.
Appeal to Dealerships to Maintain and Reinforce Covid-19 Mitigation Protocols
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that South Africa would be moving from Alert Level 2 to Alert Level 1, effective from midnight on Sunday, 20 September 2020 and that business, leisure and other international travel, under strict conditions, would come into effect from 1 October 2020.
Tomorrow’s retirement industry will be radically different
Today’s pension fund members should be investing for a horizon of 80 years or more. While it is impossible to predict what the world will be like in 2100, it is safe to assume that it will be radically different to the one we live in today.
