At R30.25 a litre, filling up has stopped being routine and become a calculation. For South Africa’s working class, Wednesday’s fuel hike is not a number on a board – it’s fewer
South African motorists are bracing for a historic fuel price shock next week, with petrol set to breach the R30 per litre mark for the first time and diesel also heading for
The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) surprised markets on Thursday by keeping its benchmark repo rate unchanged at 7%, despite mounting inflationary pressures fuelled by higher petrol and diesel prices. The central
President Cyril Ramaphosa has warned that the escalating conflict in the Middle East and the resulting global oil crisis threaten to undermine South Africa’s fragile economic recovery, increase the cost of living