Non-compliant workshops pose a significant threat to our industry – and, with South Africans trying to save money where they can, they’re on the increase.
What’s it like to be a woman in the male-dominated aftermarket workshop industry? We hear from five our the most dynamic females in the field.
Learn about what our Border and Eastern Cape regional committees have been up to, and what makes them excited for the months ahead.
Sisonke Dinga and Steven Dunn, the duo behind the SD Group, are newcomers to MIWA. They’re also an inspiring example of what you can achieve with passion and commitment.
In an uncertain and unsettled world, agility is the one trait that can help companies stay stable. Here’s how you can help your workshop adapt.
MIWA has enjoyed significant media coverage this month.
Everything you need to know as we settle into a post-Covid world.
The owner of Power Steering Solutions explains how he overcame a number of challenges to reach an exciting point in his career.
Since MIWA is, itself, a family of workshops, we were intrigued to find out the pros and cons of working with relatives from some of our family-owned businesses.
Ever since lockdown the MIWA team has been having a weekly catch up meeting with our reps from around the country.
It’s not an easy time for anyone. Here’s how to keep your motivation going, when when you feel like your tank is empty.
Those squeaks and niggles are your car’s way of trying to tell you that something isn’t working. This consumer education piece explains it all.
Although customers aren’t expected to know everything about cars, it would help if they were aware of some basic rules.