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MISA comment - Drunk Driving, a deadly choice that demands accountability

Apr, 12 2026, 21:26

MISA believes that South Africa’s drunk driving epidemic will only change when individuals make a conscious, personal decision to stop risking innocent lives by getting behind the wheel whilst under the influence of alcohol.

MISA calls for comprehensive relief on the paraffin price

Apr, 09 2026, 17:14

MISA demands that Government step up to bring relief on the wholesale price of illuminating paraffin,

MISA is grateful that Government listened to its plea

Apr, 09 2026, 15:38

This means that petrol for all grades increases by R3.06 per litre from midnight.

MISA demands urgent fuel levy relief as sharpest fuel increase yet looms

Mar, 31 2026, 14:52

MISA is calling on the South African government to urgently implement a temporary reduction in fuel levies to protect workers and their families from the devastating impact of rising fuel prices.

MISA comment - Artificial intelligence must not destroy local jobs

Mar, 31 2026, 13:54

MISA, the Motor Industry Staff Association, agrees with Deputy President Paul Mashatile in his view that workers must be reskilled and supported to ensure that Artificial intelligence (AI) does not destroy jobs.

MISA worried as SA’s inflation could worsen

Mar, 23 2026, 15:20

MISA is cautiously optimistic following the easing of inflation to 3%. However, it is concerned that rising petrol prices and Eskom’s tariff increase in April could push inflation higher.

MISA comment – motorists should remain vigilant on roads following spiking incident on the N4

Mar, 31 2026, 13:49

Spikes or sharp objects are placed on the road to disable vehicles, forcing drivers to stop. It is in this moment of isolation that attackers strike, stealing valuables before disappearing into the dark.

MISA warns against dangerous fire extinguisher inhalation trend among youth

Mar, 23 2026, 14:56

MISA, the Motor Industry Staff Association, has noted with deep concern reports of a dangerous new trend among school learners in Gauteng, known as “chuffing,” where youngsters inhale the contents of fire extinguishers.