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SA News: No Turning Bakkie: General Motors to End Sales in South Africa and India

19 May 2017 By admin

No Turning Bakkie: General Motors to End Sales in South Africa and India: General Motors will stop selling cars in South Africa and India and halt a large chunk of its local manufacturing, the company said Thursday. Chevrolet will exit both markets by the year’s end. Both of GM’s Indian assembly plants will remain online.
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

Chiyangwa; on why COSAFA is staged in South Africa: COSAFA President Philip Chiyangwa has explained why South Africa is a preferred choice when it comes to hosting the regional tournament. Speaking during his visit in the 2010 FIFA World Cup hosting country, the Zimbabwean boss said South Africa has all the …
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Chevrolet to pull out of India, South Africa: DETROIT (AP) — General Motors Co. is pulling its Chevrolet brand out of India, South Africa and East Africa by the end of this year. The company will retain its assembly plant in India but will only make vehicles for export. It is selling a plant in …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

Fibre-optic pyrometer offers South Africa greater accuracy: The South African minerals and metals processing industry has yet to take advantage of the fibre-optic Calex Fibre-Mini pyrometer, compared with the response from international markets, which has been favourable. The pyrometer, used to measure temperatures …
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General Motors quits South Africa, discontinues Chevrolet in India: General Motors announced overnight that it is leaving South Africa completely, and that it will cease sales of Chevrolet vehicles in India. The company will stop producing Chevrolet vehicles, primarily the Spark and Utility, at its South African plant in …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

‘If drought continues, more farmers will close shop’: He said what further perpetuated the situation was “the dumping of chickens in South Africa from Europe”. “It was so difficult that a lot of people had to close down. Those are the effects of the drought.” ‘Input costs rising, prices are down’ He said when …
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