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State has blacklisted just 18 of more than 500 suspect suppliers | News24 (opens the original)
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Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana says National Treasury will assess its legal options to deal with state-owned entities that have repeatedly failed to initiate or participate in the process to blacklist hundreds of firms flagged by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) for supply chain violations. Godongwana was answering a question from DA MP Wendy Alexander, who referenced a list of 509 companies and individuals handed over to National Treasury by the Presidency in September last year for pote
Could your fuel tank be lying? Suzuki recalls SUVs in SA over gauge fault | News24 (opens the original)
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Suzuki has called back hundreds of its Grand Vitara SUVs after discovering the fuel gauge may not tell drivers when the tank is running low. The Japanese automaker confirmed that 543 vehicles sold since May last year were affected by the recall, the National Consumer Commission said this week. “According to the manufacturer, the low fuel warning light may not turn on as the fuel level decreases. The driver may therefore not be alerted that the fuel level is low, which could result in the vehicle
Turkish Airlines increases flights to SA | News24 (opens the original)
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Global carrier Turkish Airlines has announced that it will increase its flights to South Africa in October. This will see both the Istanbul-Johannesburg and Istanbul-Cape Town routes each have ten weekly flights until March 2027 – an increase from seven weekly flights that each route had previously. In a statement, the carrier said the expansion will strengthen connectivity between Turkey and Southern Africa. Turkish Airlines operates 553 aircraft across 350 destinations globally. “Beyond provid
Software firm ‘charged small firms 50% more’ for car repair quotes, faces fine | News24 (opens the original)
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The Competition Commission has referred auto software company Audatex to its Tribunal over claims that the firm charged smaller assessors and repair shops significantly higher fees than larger firms for using its platform to generate vehicle repair estimates. The company provides a popular software platform that is used by insurers, repair shops, and claimants. According to its website, Audatex processes 81% of all insurance claims in South Africa and has operated locally for 40 years. The compa
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