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Fuel price hike predicted as oil prices soar
International oil prices, which showed a decline in the first week of July, have soared again due to concerns over international inventories and ongoing political instability in the Middle East.
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Energy Dept expected to announce fuel price decrease
The AA predicted an 86 cent drop in the price of petrol and 68 cents for diesel. The AA also predicted a 58 cent drop in the price of illuminating paraffin.
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Tighten your belts: Motorists could pay 98 cents more for petrol in April
Motorists could be expected to pay an additional 98 cents per litre in April - bringing the cost to R15,80 cents for a litre of fuel.
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Cash-strapped South Africans brace for interest rate announcement
South Africans have been hit hard by increased fuel prices and a rising cost of living, but economists agree there are a few signs that the worst may be over.
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[LISTEN] How fuel price hikes will make food more expensive
Ray White interviews FNB Business senior agricultural economist, Paul Makube, about the fuel price hike announcement.
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[LISTEN] Is there any way to alleviate the fuel price burden?
Layton Beard, the spokesperson for Automobile Association, comments on some of the ways to decrease the fuel price.
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Mabuza: Size of public service will probably have to be cut back
Earlier in August, the government denied reports that it intended laying off 30,000 public servants over the next three years.
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Group threatens to shut down roads in protest against fuel price hikes
The People Against Petrol and Paraffin Price Increases says that it will shut down roads next week Friday to get government’s attention about the high fuel costs.
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[CARTOON] Fueling Dissent
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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Nene: Govt depts will also feel pinch of fuel price hike
Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene says the price of petrol has the greatest impact on government departments whose service delivery mandates involve significant car travel.
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‘Prices keep going up, but salaries aren't increasing'
The fuel hike is just one of the many increases that consumers face, municipal rates have gone up and food will eventually increase in the coming months.
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Buckle up: Public urged to tighten budget as food, fuel go up
Municipal tariffs across the country increase from this month, meaning that residents will be paying more for water, electricity and sewage and sanitation.
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Tough times: Citizens warned to expect further price hikes
Consumers will be paying more for electricity, water and sanitation services and can expect a petrol price hike of between 23 and 26 cents per litre from Wednesday.
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[WATCH] Getting ready for price increases in July
South Africans can expect a number of significant increases from July, which will put many under extreme financial pressure. EWN looks at what citizens are doing to cut down.
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Some CT taxi commuters could face fare increase over fuel price
The Automobile Association has predicted that the price of fuel is expected to increase yet again next month.
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[CARTOON] Border Petrol
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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Maimane: ANC to blame for high cost of living
DA leader Mmusi Maimane visited the Noord taxi rank in the Johannesburg CBD on Wednesday, to talk to taxi drivers and commuters about the effects of the increase in the petrol price.
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Saftu warns latest fuel price hike will have impact on workers
From Wednesday, a litre of petrol will cost you back 82 cents more, while diesel is going up by 85 cents a litre.
