The latest expected petrol price adjustments mean South African motorists will pay much less to fill their cars in July.
The expected petrol price adjustments in July mean that, on average, South Africans will pay over R60 less to fill up their cars or bakkies.
The monthly price change which is made is essentially an average over a prior period applied to the future month. Various government-regulated taxes, levies, and margins are then added to this cost to arrive at a retail price for petrol. Although the rand had significant swings based on the GNU news flow, it remained slightly lower in June than the previous month.
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 Africa: Mining Needs More Regulation, According to South AfricansAnalysis - South Africa has large reserves of coal, gold, manganese and platinum.
Read more »
South Africans anticipate fuel price drop next weekSouth Africans can anticipate relief at the pump next week as both petrol and diesel prices are slated to drop on Wednesday, 5 June.
Read more »
Leaders must put the interest of South Africans first: Prof Tyobeka - SABC NewsTyobeka says SA must brace for more elections that will fail to produce an outright winner.
Read more »
200 Young South Africans 2024As we celebrate the 19th year of honoring the brightest young minds and trailblazers under 35, the Mail & Guardian's 200 Young South Africans event continues to
Read more »
'I say when, where, how long': 5 South Africans reveal the delights of self-dating'I say when, where, how long': 5 South Africans reveal the delights of self-dating
Read more »
Foundations urge South Africans to join national dialogueFoundations urge South Africans to join national dialogue
Read more »