Fuel prices are a topic of concern for many across the globe and with the fuel levy reduction ending in May, what can locals expect?
Some petrol stations in South Africa are putting in new rules to curb the rise in fuel theft plaguing the nation as costs increase.
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The projected April fuel price, which comes into effect this week, brings a dark cloud – but at least we can now say there’s a silver lining.
The South African National Taxi Council does not believe the fuel levy reduction will, in any way, make a difference.
Breathe SA! The fuel price increase for April may not be as painful as previously projected – here’s why…
The Automobile Association (AA) has used data available to project petrol and diesel prices for April and warned locals to brace themselves.
The energy department revealed that if the sanctions on Russia persists, locals could soon be in a situation where fuel rationing is real.
A petition on Change.org has over 100 000 signatures, as SA fights back against the fuel price increase – would you sign it?
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Despite South Africans hoping for relief from the record fuel prices ahead of the Budget Speech, a massive fuel hike is on the cards.
Not all hope is lost. The petrol price hike could be solved with an R10.50 per litre alternative. A natural gas producer has explained how.
Not all hope is lost. The petrol price hike could be solved with an R10.50 per litre alternative. A natural gas producer has explained how.
The IFP has expressed concern over rising fuel costs and had wanted the matter debated in Parliament, but this was denied
The DMRE announced that it had made a mistake with its fuel price calculations of the already adjusted December fuel hike.
With South African petrol prices continuing to rise month after month, let’s have a look at where we rank globally.
Not all hope is lost. The petrol price hike could be solved with an R10.50 per litre alternative. A natural gas producer has explained how.
South African motorists have to accept a new petrol and diesel price increase in November – thanks to a rallying oil price and weaker rand.
A few months ago, the prospect of our petrol price nearing R20 per litre was absurd – but November is set to be a bleak month for motorists.
The East African economic powerhouse Kenya has suffered huge job losses. Now a fuel price increase is cause for further concern.
From midnight on Wednesday, 1 September, the price of a litre of 95 unleaded petrol will be R18.34 inland and R17.62 at the coast.
The latest fuel hike has placed a massive burden on South African households and businesses, and the DA say it’s high time something changed.
If you need to top-up your tank, do it today. Petrol prices are rising by an obscene amount on Wednesday – and diesel users are also affected.
Motorists of Mzansi, look away now. The petrol price for August has been revealed, and a new record-high is set to be smashed next month.
Fuel prices are going to increase substantially in July, with the petrol price up by 29 cents and diesel following suit with a 42 cent hike.