South Africans will have to bear the brunt of the fuel price hike. The surge in the cost of fuel could force truck businesses off the road and cause a rise in food costs
President Cyril Ramaphosa believes the R131 billion investment that South Africa secured to prioritise renewable energy will save the country from its load shedding crisis. What are your thoughts?Let's wait and see.
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