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Are petrol stations in South Africa jeopardising vehicle safety? Mikateko Mahlaule, Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Mineral and Petroleum Resources, demands immediate government action to shut down stations selling contaminated fuel, a growing concern affecting many motorists.
Motorists will have to pay more for fuel, come January 1, 2025, and holidaymakers are urged to factor this additional cost into their travel plans back home.
The VR6 powered a wide variety of vehicles in the Volkswagen Group stable, and after 33 years in production, the very last version of this narrow-angle six-cylinder engine rolled off an assembly line in China.
Aliko Dangote says he is awaiting the green light from the state-run Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC), the only entity that buys gasoline for the domestic market.
Morongwe “Mo” Mokone and Refilwe Sebothoma, pioneering entrepreneurs, have been named the winners of the 2024 Veuve Clicquot Awards in the categories of Bold Woman and Bold Future Awards, for their exceptional impact on innovation and sustainability.
Businesswoman Refilwe Sebothoma, aims to claim the title of the 2024 Veuve Clicquot Bold Woman, aiming to inspire and empower women to envision starting their own businesses.
Transnet said the variation agreement had as its central feature that, in calculating the tariff from Durban to the Natref refinery, the so-called “neutrality principle” would apply in terms of which Natref would neither be advantaged nor disadvantaged by its inland location
The news was met with a lukewarm reception on social media, with many expressing that the drop is not enough.
Gauteng police have arrested four Zimbabwean nationals after being found in possession of 3,000 litres of petroleum oil bearing reputable brands, valued at R225,000 in Centurion, Pretoria, on Tuesday, during a take-down operation.
The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy announced the price adjustments set to come into effect from next month.
The global oil demand is expected to rise sharply as the supply routed through the Red Sea has come under attack by Yemen’s Huthi Rebels who are protesting the Israel-Palestine war.
As anticipated, minister Godongwana steered clear of increasing VAT or personal taxes.
Consumers in South Africa are in for a prolonged period of rising cost of living as the price of petrol is set to rise again in March, following a hefty hike this month, as the finance minister hikes the general fuel levy to shore up the government’s deteriorating revenue collection.
South African motorists will almost certainly be hit with higher fuel prices in February, but the extent of these increases remains up in the air.
Those with diesel vehicles have more than just high fuel prices to worry about this week, after reports that tainted diesel fuel had been found at numerous outlets.
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With the cost of fuel continuously on the rise, it's more important than ever to find ways to reduce your vehicle's fuel consumption.
With more households becoming food insecure due to the tough economic conditions, child hunger is likely to grow.
Motorists use different tactics to help them get more mileage. However, some of these could be doing more harm than good.
Having more than one income stream is becoming a necessity as the cost of living continues to rise.
Motorists can expect significant fuel price reductions to start 2023, says the AA.
The increase in fuel may see many turn to unorthodox methods to try to get the most out of every litre of fuel, but do they really work?
A Mpumalanga police officer and his accomplice were released on bail by the Balfour Magistrate’s Court after they were arrested for allegedly stealing petrol.
There are many tactics that motorists believe could help them get more mileage, however, some of these tactics could be doing more bad than good.
A 48-year-old employee of the Director of Public Prosecution was arrested in Bloemfontein on Friday, for misuse of state petrol card amounting to more than R100 000.