A pump is seen in a car at a Shell petrol station
The department says the decision was informed by the higher oil prices in the global markets and Rand’s appreciation against the dollar.Department of Minerals Resource and Energy spokesperson Robert Maake says the increases would have been worse had it not been for the Rand appreciating during the period under review and a decrease in the slate levy from 61.38 cents a litre to 17.54 cents a litre for both petrol and diesel.
“We the Congress of South African Trade Union is really concerned by a recent increase in the price of electricity, an increase in the price of fuel, and the decision by the Reserve Bank to increase the repo rate, this is really going to leave many workers and their families struggling.
I remember when they started talking about Zuma has sold the Country..... Where are they now...?
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