Inflation driven by sanctions is a real fear in Russia – but the price of petrol is one problem ordinary people won't face.
Mar 02, 2022, 06:22 AMRussia's invasion of Ukraine is driving up petrol prices around the world, and sanctions threaten Russia with inflation.The price of petrol – already shockingly low by South African standards – is falling sharply.
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