The Automobile Association on Tuesday said that South Africans can expect a steep fuel price increase, due to increasing international petrol prices and a dipping rand/dollar exchange rate.
On top of that, there is an additional 0.26c a liter increase to the general fuel and road accident fund levies coming into effect in April, so petrol is expected to increase by about R1.16 a liter and diesel by R0.92 a liter.
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