Sean Parker
616 articles published since 20 Jan 2022
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A bakkie and a truck collided head on in a huge crash in Mpumalanga
The scary moment of impact between a bakkie and a truck was captured on dashcam and shows the bakkie driver veer into the path of the truck and cause a crash.
"The struggle is real", viral video makes South Africans laugh at their awkward taxi moments
A viral Tik Tok post has made South African commuters share their awkward and funny moments in taxi journeys as they request drop offs or can't count money.
Michael B. Jordan owns these 4 expensive rides, including a R1.3m Audi R8
'Black Panther' actor Michael B. Jordan has an amazing collection of cars, including an Audi R8, Cadillac Escalade, Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat and Acura NSX.
Discovery Bank commits to refunding Comair passengers who used Vitality discount
Discovery Bank announced it would reimburse clients who used the Vitality service to book tickets with cashless airline Comair after the company was grounded.
Toyota is aiming to sell even more Starlets with launch of the new model priced at R226 200
Toyota's second generation Starlet hatchback is now available in South Africa sporting a larger 1,5-litre engine and sleek front-end styling for the 2022 model.
10 Ways to keep cyber criminals at bay as South Africans come under constant cyber attack
Over R2,2 billion is stolen by cyber criminals each year and South African is the third-highest targeted country. Briefly News has 10 tips to protect yourself.
South Africa is set to receive its first electric minibus taxi in 2023
Several types of electrically-powered taxis will be tested in South Africa from 2023 as group of researchers evaluate whether they are viable future option.
Award winning interior designer Donald Nxumalo and Audi will share what a futurist electric car garage can look like
Award-winning interior designer Donald Nxumalo will showcase his take on the modern garage for electric vehicles at the Decorex 2022 featuring an Audi e-tron.
Ford's disabled workers are embracing robots to help them on the assembly line
Ford Europe is using amazing technology to help assembly line workers who are disabled or have reduced mobility by using a collaborative robot called 'Robbie'.
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