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Right to Repair SA rallies up support from major industry players

Sep, 07 2017, 06:35

Right to Repair SA (R2RSA) has been rallying up support for the Right to Repair campaign over the last few months and major industry stakeholders have stepped up.

Right to Repair SA: “Progress being made on motor industry code of conduct”

Aug, 10 2017, 15:55

Following a probe into practices in the motor industry by the Competition Commission earlier this year, Right to Repair SA (R2RSA) says progress is being made on a Code of Conduct.

Right to Repair campaign goes social

Jul, 18 2017, 09:59

According to Richard Clarke, chairman of Right to Repair: "Now is the time to give consumers a voice and our social media channels are active and ready to start the conversation".

Right to Repair campaign gets new Section 21 champion in SA

Jun, 29 2017, 10:20

The Right2Repair campaign has been given another boost with the formation of Right to Repair South Africa (R2RSA), a Section 21, not-for-profit company, specifically formed to champion the Right to Repair campaign initially launched in 2013.

Automechanika Frankfurt - Right to Repair campaign's global meeting

Sep, 19 2016, 11:55

Automechanika Frankfurt last week played host to the global meeting for the Right to Repair campaign which saw representation from ustralia, Brazil, Europe, South Africa, the United States, South-East Europe and more.

MIWA Drives SA's Right To Repair Campaign

Apr, 29 2016, 10:27

MIWA says it is spearheading a group of organisations that are challenging the existing power the dealer network and OEMs exert over the South African public when it comes to car repairs and warranties.

Hartmut Röhl, FIGIEFA President; Les Mc Master, Chairman of MIWA; Neil Pattemore, Technical Advisor to FIGIEFA and the EGEA; and Jan Jooste, Director of Innovation at the Vaal University of Technology - guest speakers at the Right to Repair breakfast

Right To Repair Focus At MIWA Breakfast

May, 12 2015, 10:10

MIWA made use of the Automechanika Johannesburg event to host a breakfast dedicated to the Right to Repair Campaign, which in essence allows consumers to select where their vehicles are serviced, maintained and repaired at competitive prices.

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MIWA: Collusion Investigation Opens Way For Right To Repair

Oct, 16 2014, 10:47

The Motor Industry Workshop Association (MIWA) has released a statement following the recent announcement by the Competition Commission that it will be investigating 82 automotive component manufacturers for collusion and price fixing.