of almost R2 for a litre of 95 octane petrol in July.
In a statement, the AA says the eventual decision on the fuel price adjustments should in future not solely reside with government, but should include the private sector and civil organisations.the Western Cape Government urged the National Minister for Transport Fikile Mbalula to take immediate action on the escalating fuel price
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Should there be a call to boycott whatever that will address increasing fuel costs, I'd be the first to join. The current gov has ministers that can't think. Theirs is a spaza shop mentality. As for councilors, you'd find them standing at street corners or taverns gossiping.
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