August gives us the opportunity to celebrate both Women’s Month and TVET Month, reminding us that the future of South Africa’s automotive repair industry depends on recognising talent wherever it is found. At SAMBRA, we believe it is time to move beyond outdated stereotypes and focus on developing the skills, passion and professionalism that will […]
As South Africans keep their vehicles for longer and new technologies become increasingly common, the affordability of vehicle ownership is being shaped by more than the purchase price. Increasingly, the question consumers should be asking is not simply “Can I afford to buy this vehicle?” but “Can I afford to repair it?” Repairability is changing […]
June marked another strong month for the RMI’s Trust the Sign campaign, with sustained growth across digital channels and increasing engagement with motorists, industry stakeholders and prospective members. Results for the BusinessTech article, “Youth Month shines spotlight on automotive sector’s talent pipeline” Social media performance LinkedIn continued to strengthen the campaign’s presence among industry professionals […]
SAMBRA was contacted as an authoritative voice in the MBR sector by My Broadband this month re complaints they had received from drivers of EVs and plug-in hybrid cars who have sent their cars in for panel beating. They said while the initial insurance process was fairly seamless, problems have emerged with disconnecting the high-voltage […]
Your industry is now represented at the highest level of national discussions around End-of-Life Vehicle legislation. SAMBRA has secured a seat on the ministerially mandated task team, ensuring the interests of accredited repairers are considered as South Africa develops a national ELV framework. Why ELV policy matters for South Africa The purpose of the meeting […]
