Since last month, fuel prices in South Africa have increased substantially and they again increased this month (May) due to several international and local factors. A review of how South Africa calculates its basic fuel price is now underway - to be completed by the end of the financial year, according to the Department of Energy. Add new comment
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SA reviewing fuel pricing method
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