The Automobile Association (AA) has confirmed that all grade fuel prices are expected to increase this week. Speaking on VOC Breakfast on Monday, AA spokesperson Eleanor Mavimbela said unaudited data indicates that 93ULP and 95 ULP are expected to climb by 14 cents a litre and 25 cents per litre, respectively. “Diesel is expected to increase by around 22 cents per litre. Illuminating paraffin is expected to be 21 cents […]
The Automobile Association (AA) has cautioned South African motorists that the five-month streak of fuel price decreases is expected to end in November. According to data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF), several fuel price hikes are forecast across the board. Speaking on VOC Breakfast, Spokesperson for the AA Eleanor Mavimbela highlighted two key factors driving the price hikes: a rise in international oil prices and the weakening of the […]
By Loushe Jordaan Gilbert Motorists can expect to pay R1.06 per litre less for petrol as of midnight. The Automobile Association (AA) stated that motorists can expect a fifth consecutive fuel price drop on Wednesday (02 October 2024). Speaking on VOC Breakfast, AA spokesperson Eleanor Mavimbela said the fuel changes will benefit many people struggling to keep up with the ever-increasing cost of living. “This is good news across the […]
By Rachel Mohamed The Automobile Association has reported that based on unaudited mid-month data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF), petrol, diesel, and illuminating paraffin will be cheaper in September than at any other time this year. Speaking on VOC’s News Beat show on Tuesday, Automobile Association spokesperson Eleanor Mavimbela stated that two factors come into play when talking about the over-recovery that will result in a decrease in fuel […]
By Kouthar Sambo During the Opening of Parliament Address (OPA) speech, President Cyril Ramaphosa highlighted that more goods are being exempted from VAT by looking at better structuring. This comes as the fuel price has been an issue of contention as civil society appealed to the government to relook at the structure of how our fuel is calculated. Meanwhile, the General Industries Workers Union of South Africa (GIWUSA) has termed […]
By Loushe Jordaan Gilbert Mid-month data presented by the Automobile Association (AA)indicates a slight decrease in fuel prices for the month of August. AA spokesperson Eleanor Mavimbela said on Tuesday motorists can expect some relief at petrol stations as petrol prices show a slight decrease. “Motorists had two consecutive months of substantial fuel decreases, and the tide appears to be turning and South Africans can expect either minor relief at […]
The Automobile Association has welcomed the finalisation of President Cyril Ramaphosa's cabinet stating that it brings certainty to key departments. Spokesperson Layton Beard emphasises the need for effective leadership from new Transport minister Barbara Creecy and re-appointed Mineral Resources and Energy minister Gwede Mantashe. Beard highlights the importance of improving public transport, road safety, and fuel pricing. He calls for collaboration with civil organisations to address these critical issues. "The […]
By Loushe Jordaan Gilbert The Automobile Association (AA) expects significant fuel price decreases in July based on unaudited data from the Central Energy Fund. According to AA spokesperson Eleanor Mavimbela motorists could pay around R1 per litre less, while diesel and paraffin prices may decrease by approximately 30 cents per litre and 25 cents per litre respectively. “A second consecutive drop in fuel prices is good news for consumers, motorists, […]
By Ragheema Mclean Amid recent severe weather conditions in the Western Cape, motorists are being urged to practice heightened vigilance on the roads. The call comes in response to a spike in road fatalities, with 58 fatal car crashes recorded between June 3 and June 17, resulting in 59 fatalities. Speaking on VOC Breakfast the Head of Communications for the Western Cape Mobility Department, Muneera Allie highlighted the dangers posed […]
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