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'100% fake news': Mazda says rumours of an SA exit stems from a troll

In for the long haul
Mazda South Africa has reaffirmed its commitment to the country, saying it is not going anywhere.
Nick Wilson
Fifty-year-old Mazda South Africa has reaffirmed its commitment to the country, saying it is here to stay. Responding to rumours circulating in the automotive sector that the group
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Namibian Sun 2025-01-20

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