African Car Sales Experiences An Exceptional Raise

Posted on :Wednesday , 29th May 2019

A struggling economy, political uncertainty, fragile consumer confidence, mounting pressure on disposable income, and diminished purchasing power as a result of higher interest rates and fuel price hikes, have all taken their toll on domestic new vehicle sales in South Africa. However, it’s not all doom and gloom for the automotive sector. According to the latest new vehicle sales statist. . .

Voltic Africa Plans to comfort Public Transport by Introducing Bus Booking App

Posted on :Wednesday , 24th April 2019

The competition for affordable and decent modes of transport continues as the digital startup Voltic Africa plans to introduce a booking App that allows commuters book bus tickets to and from the Nairobi Central Business District in the next 18 months.

ROBUST LOCAL VEHICLE ASSEMBLY SECTOR WILL ENABLE KENYA TO INCREASE EXPORTS

Posted on :Tuesday , 23rd April 2019

Kenya is planning to develop a policy that will boost motor vehicle exports to East African countries.

Mr. Stephen Odua the director of private sector development at the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Cooperatives told journalists in Nairobi that all relevant stakeholders are currently reviewing the national automotive policy.

The country's exports of automotive products to the. . .

Kenya Mulls Policy to Boost Automotive Exports in East Africa

Posted on :Monday , 22nd April 2019

Kenya is preparing to expand a policy that will boost motor vehicle exports to East Africa.

Stephen Odua, director of private sector development at the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Cooperatives told journalists in Nairobi that all admissible stakeholders are presently examining the national automotive policy.

"When in place the new policy will assist Kenya . . .

Tshwane, capital of South Africa is all set to become a leading automotive investment destination in Africa

Posted on :Friday , 5th April 2019

The Automotive Industry Development Centre (AIDC) has begin the first step of a R50 billion mega-development which will see Rosslyn, north east of Pretoria, become the new automotive manufacturing capital of South Africa, and a leading automotive investment destination in Africa.

South Africa’s capital, City of Tshwane, is set to become the automotive capital of Africa wit. . .