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April's fuel price cuts are likely to be followed by further decreases in May, but a weaker rand will limit the savings. Here's what you can expect at the pumps.
While fuel taxes remain unchanged in the 2025 Budget, South Africans still pay R6. 21 per litre in levies, affecting everything from food prices to taxi fares and widening the gap between rich and poor.
As global markets tumble and tariffs escalate, what does this mean for South Africa's fuel prices in May?
South Africans can look forward to significant savings at the pumps from April 2, as petrol and diesel prices are set to decrease.
Economists forecast a significant decrease in petrol prices for South African motorists in April, driven by a stronger Rand and lower international oil prices.
Despite rising international oil prices, South Africa is set to enjoy petrol and diesel price relief in April. Here's what to expect.
Economists forecast a significant decrease in petrol prices for South African motorists in April, driven by a stronger Rand and lower international oil prices.
Fuel prices are expected to drop significantly in April, providing much-needed relief for South African motorists.
Big petrol and diesel price decreases are looking likely for April as international oil prices recede. Here's what to expect next month:
Although the fuel levy freeze is a step in the right direction, South African fuel still carries a relatively heavy tax burden.
South African fuel prices have skyrocketed by almost 200% since 2008, from R7. 20 to R21. 55 per litre. And it's not only at the pumps where we are feeling this. But what exactly contributes to the price of petrol?
South Africa's official fuel price adjustments for March have been announced. Here's how much you'll pay for petrol and diesel from Wednesday.
March fuel price data from the CEF shows mixed outlook for petrol and modest relief for diesel customers. Here's what to expect:
Lower international oil prices have improved the fuel price outlook for March. Here's what you're likely to pay for petrol and diesel next month.
Leading economists share their insights on the expected petrol price changes for March, highlighting factors influencing the market
Engen, South Africa’s largest petroleum and convenience services company, announced in a statement on Sunday the launch of its first-ever Employee Share Ownership Plan (ESOP).
International oil prices have dipped, suggesting a promising shift in South Africa's fuel price outlook this month.
February’s increases follow petrol price hikes of between 12 cents and 19 cents in January, 17 cents in December and 25 cents in November.
The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources announced the official price adjustments on Tuesday and will come into effect from Wednesday.
Big increases for both petrol and diesel have been confirmed by the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources. Here's how much more a tank will cost you.
Don’t forget to fill up your tanks tomorrow as a steep petrol price increase is on the cards
Economists have warned motorists to start filling up their tanks as a steep petrol price increase is on the cards on Wednesday, February 5.
International oil markets are facing uncertain times in the wake of Donald Trump’s Presidency. Here's what the impact will be on your pocket next month.
Trump on Friday reiterated his call for the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to cut oil prices to hurt oil-rich Russia's finances and help bring an end to the war in Ukraine.
The rand, which averaged R18. 11 during the last fuel price review period, has also lost considerable ground, breaking through the R19 mark earlier in January, before recovering to R18. 60 later in the month, which is insufficient to soften the blow.