Emirates and South African Airways have expanded their long standing codeshare partnership, adding nine new domestic and regional routes that…
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From late dinners in Sandton to concerts at SunBet Arena, plenty of Gauteng women prefer
their own set of wheels. Here’s how to make every night drive a confident one – with smart
parking choices, simple pre-trip checks and habits that become second nature
From girls’ nights in Rosebank to festivals in Pretoria, rideshares keep Gauteng women
moving. Here’s how to make every Uber, Bolt or inDrive trip a confident one – with simple
habits, smart verification checks and the safety features already built into your favourite
apps.
Gauteng is preparing for a major expansion of the Gautrain rapid rail network, with plans to extend services to more communities across Johannesburg, Tshwane, Ekurhuleni and the West Rand. The provincial government confirmed in February 2026 that the expansion process would resume this year, identifying Soweto, Mamelodi, Springs, Atteridgeville, Fourways and parts of the West Rand, with Sedibeng also forming part of the wider vision.
BMW South Africa has recalled 10,961 vehicles sold locally from 2016 after a potential starter motor defect was identified across several model ranges. The issue may cause difficulty starting the engine and, in some cases, a short circuit that could lead to overheating and visible smoke.
South Africans are facing another shake-up with fuel prices changing from 3 June 2026, with petrol increasing by R1.43 per litre while diesel prices decrease by as much as R3.24 per litre. The latest adjustments announced by the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources (DMPR) will affect millions of motorists, businesses and commuters across Gauteng.
Drivers travelling into or out of South Africa with foreign registered vehicles will soon face stricter border controls under new South African Revenue Service rules taking effect on 1 June 2026. SARS has confirmed that all foreign registered vehicles must now be declared through the SARS Traveller Management System before entering or leaving the country.
South African motorists are facing one of the steepest fuel-price periods in years, with inland 93-octane petrol now at R26.52…
Gautrain commuters will soon be able to book rides through a new app based e hailing platform called “Gau Express”…
Bolt South Africa has officially launched a new electric vehicle ride hailing category, with Johannesburg expected to become the next major rollout city after Cape Town. The move introduces fully electric cars into South Africa’s growing e hailing market as fuel prices, transport costs and electricity concerns continue affecting commuters across Gauteng.


