Japanese motor company Isuzu’s R1.2bn investment in making the new D-Max bakkie in SA is “a welcome contribution to efforts to rebuild our economy”, President Cyril Ramaphosa said Thursday.
Production of the seventh-generation vehicle began this month at the Gqeberha vehicle assembly plant of Isuzu Motors SA. It was the first major investment since the Japanese parent bought the local assets of General Motors after it disinvested from SA at the end of 2017...
Ramaphosa xem, he's trying very hard but he's not doing well on his position, it's painful to be a president to a country that the economy is stagnant and literally depreciating, unemployment is getting higher by the day and illegal immigration as a major problem, it's bad
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