Owner of an Engen fuel station in Johannesburg Vukile Nkosi highlights the impact that fuel price hikes have on customers and businesses.
Nkosi says, “R1.97 is the general hike and remember that the government said that they are going to put an end to the general levy of R1.50 at the end of May. So if you add the R1.97plus R1.50 it comes to R3.47. That is a hefty, hefty kind of increase.” “So, going to the impact I am going to sell less litres so my profitability goes down. Where does the customer get impacted? The taxis are not going to swallow these prices. They are going to hike the prices so the consumers are going to be impacted and also all the goods that are going to be delivered,” Nkosi says.
Cup cake is fvkng our economy..
I miss Zuma when fuel was R9/litre...We will be worst then Zimbabwe the guy incharge is clueless..
Phakama Ramaphosa
Expressed concern is not enough! People should be outraged! People should be in the streets fighting this. This is killing all of us!
Comatose govt learnt nothing from previous looting spree
This needs serious protesting in the streets before we end up like Zimbabwe
One would think being part of BRICS would be working for is but alas Cupcake does not believe in BRICS. We could be buying directly from Russia.
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Bleri lekker land die!! Ramaphosa dont feel this suffering coz his being fed with a golden spoon and driving probably with goverment petrol card
Decrease by 12c increase by R1.62c that makes perfect sense.
I miss President Zuma 😭😭😭
Welldone to ZIMBABWE....
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