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GWM South Africa responds to customer concerns after a Haval vehicle's computer system crashed shortly after purchase, assuring that all cars undergo rigorous quality checks.
The wife argued that the girlfriend was 60 years and eligible for pension, and it was fundamentally unfair for her to receive the bulk of the benefit as none of the other dependants qualified for state support.
The man took the car for repairs within four months of buying it. While at the dealership, the car was connected to the computerised diagnostic programme and its computer system crashed, rendering the car inoperable.
The North West High Court has overturned findings from a commission of inquiry into traditional leadership disputes affecting four communities, including the wealthy Bakgatla Ba Kgafela tribe. Judge Andrew Reddy ruled the commission's recommendations regarding Kgosi Nyalala Pilane's leadership as 'irrational and unconstitutional,' marking a significant victory in a lengthy battle over authority and control of billions in community assets.
A dispute between Lenasia neighbours over a cheese manufacturing business has reached a new turning point as the South Gauteng High Court has overturned a previous ruling on noise complaints and building alterations.