Chery to debut its first EV in South Africa, the Chery Q

Chery to debut its first EV in South Africa, the Chery Q

Chery, currently South Africa’s top-selling Chinese automotive brand, has officially confirmed that it will enter the local electric vehicle (EV) market in 2026. The brand’s debut fully electric offering will be the Chery Q, a premium compact hatchback known internationally as the QQ3. Read: Tim Cook steps down as Apple CEO and passes reigns to…

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TCL to debut world-first SQD-Mini LED TVs in South Africa

TCL to debut world-first SQD-Mini LED TVs in South Africa

TCL is set to disrupt the South African home entertainment market by becoming the first brand to launch Super Quantum Dot (SQD) Mini LED smart TVs locally. This move comes as the company continues its aggressive expansion, promising flagship-tier technology without the prohibitive “premium” price tag typically associated with high-end displays. Read: Cape Town’s AI…

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Chery’s lifestyle EV brand set for May debut

Chery’s lifestyle EV brand set for May debut

New Energy Vehicle (NEV) newcomer iCAUR is preparing a massive entry into the South African market this May, launching with an immediate national footprint of 20 dealerships. A subsidiary of China’s Chery Group, iCAUR is positioning itself as a bold, lifestyle-oriented alternative to traditional electric vehicles. The brand aims to provide a comprehensive sales and…

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Africa: The Little Film That Could – the Banjo Boys Makes Its Debut

Africa: The Little Film That Could – the Banjo Boys Makes Its Debut

The 33rd African Diaspora International Film Festival (ADIFF) opens with a bold lineup of contemporary African and Afro-diasporic films exploring resilience, artistic freedom, and identity. From riveting historical epics to politically charged dramas, this year’s programme reflects the complexity and creativity of African storytelling across generations and geographies. For over three decades, ADIFF’s co-founders and…

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Cell C makes long-awaited JSE debut

Cell C makes long-awaited JSE debut

Cell C listed on the JSE on Thursday, completing a multi-year turnaround that not only reshaped the business but rescued it from the jaws of business collapse. The shares began trading on Thursday under the code “CCD”, priced at R26.50, giving the operator a market capitalisation of roughly R9-billion. The shares opened at R27 apiece….

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Cell C secures R9-billion valuation ahead of JSE debut

Cell C secures R9-billion valuation ahead of JSE debut

Cell C CEO Jorges Mendes unveiling the company’s new brand identity at a recent event in Johannesburg Cell C has confirmed the final pricing and outcome of its long-awaited JSE listing, marking a major milestone in the operator’s recapitalisation and restructuring efforts. The offer, which closed on 21 November, was priced at R26.50/share, raising R2.7-billion…

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