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JOHANNESBURG - A stable global oil price and a stronger Rand versus the dollar will significantly decrease petrol and diesel prices.
This makes it the fourth time in a row that we have price cuts at the pumps.
Fuel | Change (decrease) | Inland | Coastal |
Petrol 93 | 92 cents per litre | R21.79 | R21.00 |
Petrol 95 | 92 cents per litre | R22.19 | R21.40 |
Diesel 0,05% | 79 cents per litre | R19.59 | R18.80 |
Diesel 0.005% | 105 cents per litre | R19.69 | R18.93 |
Paraffin | 103 cents per litre | R13.77 | R12.77 |
LPGAS | 10 cents per kg | R35.85 | R32.89 |
A week ago the Central Energy Fund predicted a R1 price decrease.
@KopanoTmt
asks why transport isn't going down in price:"Why are taxi and bus prices not going down?"
@xNgubo thinks the GNU are behind this:
"I wonder who will celebrate such, we know this is one of the PR exercise for the GNU. People are still jobless, food is at it record high let alone electricity."
@NcedisaNcedisa doesn't think much of the decrease:
"Nothing to celebrate here"
@LAvvocato83 wants to see a decrease in other sectors:
"I hope your governor cuts rates ASAP"
Briefly News reported that South Africa's ongoing economic challenges have ignited a lively discussions on social media regarding financial hardships. Citizens share their experiences, ranging from low incomes that barely cover school fees and rent to high salaries that still fall short of providing a comfortable lifestyle.
The comments underscore many's severe financial difficulties, emphasizing the widespread pressure on households.
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