South Africans can expect significant savings at the pumps this week as fuel prices fall to almost four-year lows. Motorists should prepare for a rise in fuel prices this December, with petrol expected to increase by around 30 cents and diesel by up to 85 cents. South Africans will see a slight decrease in fuel prices from November 5, with petrol prices dropping by 51 cents per litre.
It’s good news for diesel customers in September with significant price reductions on the cards. Here’s what to expect: South Africa’s Department of Transport is tackling a significant backlog in driving licence card production, with hopes to resolve the issue by the end of the year. Andrika Petlele, the only female petrol station owner in the Southern Cape Region, shares her inspiring journey of perseverance and leadership, aiming to mentor …
President Ramaphosa has officially gazetted the rollout dates for the AARTO Amendment Act, set to transform traffic law enforcement across South Africa. Key changes, … Lesetja Kganyago, Governor of the South African Reserve Bank, calls for a reduction in the inflation target to 3%, while experts warn of potential short-term economic …
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The new system aims to decriminalise minor traffic offences and improve compliance, but has faced criticism from advocacy groups. Fuel prices are on the rise again this July, following a spike in international oil prices. Discover how much more you’ll pay for petrol and diesel, and what factors … Fuel prices are set to increase in July due to rising international oil prices and new fuel taxes, raising concerns for motorists already burdened by high living …
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