Isuzu Motors South Africa has marked National Literacy Week by highlighting the measurable impact of its three-year, R3 million literacy investment in partnership with READ Educational Trust, which has reached 1,390 learners across three schools in Nelson Mandela Bay to strengthen foundational literacy.

Hino South Africa recently provided support for a fourth mountain bike ride linked to conservation through the P.E.A.C.E. Foundation, an NGO which fulfils the People part of ERP (Elephants, Rhinos and People), which seeks to preserve and protect elephants and rhinos living in the wild in South Africa through a strategy based on rural poverty alleviation.

Many women in South Africa are now playing important roles in industries that were previously seen as part of a “man’s world”. Trucking is one of these and today women have roles in all aspects of this important contributor to people mobility and goods transport.

For Allies Towing, the true measure of a truck is not simply how many kilometres it can cover, but how reliably it continues to serve the business and the communities that depend on it.

As ISUZU Motors South Africa prepares to unveil the next chapter in its commercial vehicle journey, the company is reflecting on a proud heritage spanning more than six decades of understanding the South African market, more than 100 years of ISUZU engineering excellence, our unique customer partnership expertise and our ecosystem of aftersales excellence which is all backed by unwavering reliability.

Volvo Trucks South Africa’s growing fleet of battery electric vehicles has travelled more than a quarter of a million kilometres in commercial operation.

Across Africa’s industrial sector, there is a growing recognition that competitive advantage is increasingly determined by asset performance.

Strong customer relationships, a deep understanding of operational requirements, and a commitment to delivering the right transport solutions are what set the UD Trucks dealer network apart.