By Loushe Jordaan Gilbert Motorists can expect some reprieve as petrol prices are predicted to decrease in July. The Automobile Association (AA) said unaudited data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) is indicating a decrease in prices for all fuels in July, with ULP93 showing the biggest decrease. According to AA spokesperson Eleanor Mavimbela said this may change ahead of the official adjustment by the department of mineral resources and […]
Motorists may have to dig deeper into their pockets this month, as the Automobile Association (AA) predicts another fuel price hike. The AA says unaudited data from the Central Energy Fund shows a significant increase of at least R1.20 for both grades of petrol and diesel. Last month, fuel prices went up after a three month reprieve. AA Spokesperson Layton Beard explained: "The main driver behind the increases is higher […]
By Daanyaal Matthews Commuters across the Republic can expect their wallets to be hit even harder at midnight as fuel prices are expected to increase. The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy has released the official fuel price adjustments for February 2024, indicating an increase for both petrol and diesel. Petrol prices will rise by 75 cents per litre, while diesel will go up by 70 to 73 cents per […]
There’s every indication that motorists will get some much-needed fuel price relief in November, with the latest data pointing to significant petrol and diesel price decreases. Although the official November fuel prices are only set to be announced early next week, before coming into effect on Wednesday, November 1, the latest daily snapshot from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) contains positive news. On Tuesday, 24 October, the average petrol over-recovery […]
By Daanyaal Matthews South Africans can expect a significant hit to their budgets as the Automobile Association (AA) reported fuel price increases in its unedited data. Petrol is expected to rise by R1/litre, Diesel to rise by R2/litre, and Paraffin by R1.8/litre. Speaking on VOC Breakfast, Eleanor Mavimbela, Spokesperson for the AA, stated that petrol, diesel, and paraffin, will be increasing which, when viewed congruently with the increase for September, […]
By Dideka Njemla Motorists can expect sharp fluctuations in the petroleum product prices at the start of next month. According to latest data by the Automobile Association of South Africa (AA) all grades of fuel are predicted to increase pending the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy approval thereof which is set to be heard on Monday, 4 September, as the petrol retail price is regulated by government and is […]
By Aneeqa du Plessis Motorists can expect some reprieve at filling stations next week as the price of petrol is expected to drop by 20 cents a litre. However, diesel users will suffer an increase next month. This is according to the Automobile Association’s (AA) Layton Beard that spoke on VOC’s Breakfast show on Friday morning. “At this stage it’s looking like a decrease of anything between 12 and 20 […]
Unaudited fuel data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) shows significant petrol price increases are likely in March, says the Automobile Association (AA). According to the data, the price of 93 and 95 ULP petrol is expected to increase by between R1.22/litre and R1.27/l, diesel by around 28c/l and illuminating paraffin by 16c/l. “In the case of petrol, the movement in international oil prices is contributing between 76c and 82c […]
LOCAL Despite recent rand weakness against the US dollar, the average exchange rate against the US currency is favourable and fuel prices in the country are expected to decrease significantly when adjusted next week. The Automobile Association (AA) said unaudited data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) is indicating significant reductions in fuel prices across the board, but specifically the prices of petrol. According to the CEF’s figures, ULP95 petrol […]
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