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OHS Compliance for Motor Body Repairers Webinar
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14 Jul
Driving success: month four of the RMI branding campaign
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” More than 2.35 million people reached through BusinessTech. A further 204,500 impressions generated across RMI’s social media platforms. Combined campaign reach of more than 2.55 million during June. 2026 RMI Social Campaign KPIs_lw.docx Social media performance LinkedIn continued to strengthen the campaign’s presence among industry professionals and decision-makers, supporting the RMI’s credibility and B2B awareness objectives. Facebook & Instagram remained the strongest platforms for community growth and engagement, with Facebook increasing to 8,468 followers (+18.7%) and Instagram to 439 followers (+37.6%). TikTok continued to introduce the RMI to new audiences, helping expand awareness of the organisation and its accredited members among younger South Africans. Campaign highlights More than 2.55 million people reached during June. Strong audience growth across all major social platforms. 34 direct enquiries about RMI membership and accreditation received via Facebook comments, demonstrating growing interest from prospective members. Continued success in positioning the Trust the Sign campaign with both consumers and the automotive industry. Website reporting […]
14 Jul
Basadi-Women Growth Fund Webinar
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13 Jul
In the Loop: A message from the SAMBRA National Director – July 26
Leading change. Strengthening our industry As we move into the second half of 2026, it’s clear that our industry continues to evolve at pace. From regulatory developments and emerging vehicle technologies to ongoing cost pressures and sustainability initiatives, change is creating both challenges and opportunities for repairers. At SAMBRA, our focus remains firmly on ensuring our members are informed, represented and equipped to navigate this changing landscape. Whether it’s advancing our Block Exemption application, participating in the End-of-Life Vehicle task team, driving conversations around Occupational Health and Safety, or strengthening skills development for the future of collision repair, we are committed to ensuring your voice is heard where it matters most. This edition highlights just how much work is happening behind the scenes on behalf of our members. It also reflects the importance of collaboration across the repair ecosystem – from insurers and OEMs to government and industry partners – as we work together to build a stronger, more sustainable motor body repair sector. Thank you for your continued support and engagement. Together, we will continue to raise professional standards, create new opportunities and ensure our industry remains resilient and future-ready. View SAMBRA Insider
