Motorists are set for more pain as the Central Energy Fund (CEF) has predicted a rise in fuel prices for February.
Motorists are set for more pain as the Central Energy Fund has predicted a rise in fuel prices for February. Picture: iStock
Motorists are set for more pain as the Central Energy Fund has predicted a rise in fuel prices for February. South African motorists had to ensure a 19 cents petrol price increase in the beginning of the year and now will now have to contend with more price hikes, adding more strain on their pockets and also to the cost of living.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
South African Motorists Face Potential Fuel Price Hikes in February 2025Early data suggests significant increases in petrol and diesel prices for South Africa in February 2025. The Central Energy Fund (CEF) forecasts rises of up to 66 cents per liter for unleaded petrol and 73 cents for wholesale diesel. These hikes will impact motorists' fuel costs and potentially affect the transportation of goods and food.
Read more »
Fuel price news goes from bad to worse for SA’s motoristsSouth Africa's motorists are facing a bleak outlook for petrol and diesel prices in early February 2025. The weakening rand against the dollar and rising oil prices due to Middle East unrest are the primary culprits. If market conditions hold, petrol prices are expected to increase by 95 cents for 93 octane and 88 cents for 95 octane, while illuminating paraffin is projected to rise by 96 cents.
Read more »
South African Motorists Brace for Significant Petrol and Diesel Price HikesThe latest data suggests a substantial increase in petrol and diesel prices in South Africa due to the weakening rand and rising oil prices.
Read more »
South African Motorists Face Another Fuel Price HikeFuel prices in South Africa are set to increase significantly, driven by a weak rand and elevated global oil prices.
Read more »
Global South Faces Critical Energy Transition ChallengesThe Global South is at a critical juncture in its energy transition, struggling with a significant gap in energy access and investment. Despite housing two-thirds of the world's population, these regions only account for 18% of global power generation capacity and over 650 million people remain in energy poverty. To achieve net-zero goals, $1.7 trillion annually is needed for clean energy investment in the Global South, yet only 15% of current clean energy investments flow to these regions. Innovative financing mechanisms and a shift towards decentralized renewable energy systems, such as solar panels and mini-grids, are emerging as key solutions to bridge this gap.
Read more »
Fake Speed Camera Made of Sticks and Wine Box Slows Down Motorists in South AfricaResidents of Struisbaai, South Africa, set up a clever fake speed camera using everyday materials to deter speeding.
Read more »