According to SABC Business, Chery, a Chinese motor manufacturer, has taken over the Rosslyn plant previously operated by Nissan. This move has been described by Mashatile as a vote of confidence in South Africa's automotive industry.

The JAECOO J5 is set to be included in the primary production lineup at Chery's inaugural manufacturing facility in South Africa.

Deputy President Mashatile officially handed over a factory, originally built by Nissan in 1966, to Chery Group SA. The event highlights the transition of ownership and the potential for future developments in the automotive sector in South Africa.

The first batch of Indian-made Renault Dusters is on its way to South Africa. These vehicles are manufactured at Renault's plant in Chennai and will replace the current models that are sourced from the Mioveni factory in Romania.

Amazon has announced a significant carbon credit deal in the Eastern Cape, which is projected to create approximately 11,000 jobs by 2030 and generate over R8 billion in economic value for local communities.

The electricity deputy minister announced that the South African government plans to create more jobs in the renewable energy sector through the South African Renewable Energy Masterplan (SAREM).