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South Africa's fuel price changes: What it means for transport and food costs

While a 52 cents per litre petrol price cut offers some relief, soaring diesel and paraffin prices continue to burden South Africa's low-income households, pushing many to the brink of financial instability.

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South Africa's fuel price changes: What it means for transport and food costs

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Petrol price to drop 52c/l, but diesel to surge by more than R1.30/l from Wednesday

Decline in global oil demand has pushed petrol prices lower, but diesel and paraffin users will pay significantly more

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South Africa's fuel price changes: What it means for transport and food costs

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South Africa's fuel price changes: What it means for transport and food costs

Petrol price to drop 52c/l, but diesel to surge by more than R1.30/l from Wednesday

Timeline cronologica

Petrol price to drop 52c/l, but diesel to surge by more than R1.30/l from Wednesday

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South Africa's fuel price changes: What it means for transport and food costs