Government sends a message to South Africans as petrol prices hit R30 a litre – with worse to come

and instead to drive more efficiently to make their fuel last longer.

  • Reduce idling by switching off the engine when stationary for extended periods
  • Plan journeys to combine errands, avoid traffic and choose more efficient routes

Okay, now show me how to do this when spending ~2 hours a day on the N3.
 
Maybe they are saying don't panic yet, this is just the start :ROFL:
"This comes as the new review period for price adjustments in November kicks off, with the CEF pointing to another R4 per litre under-recovery waiting in the wings."

Edit: this has changed already though again, for the better,
7636c5cee2cb4f44eaf3c39239d15b57.jpg
 
Last edited:
"This comes as the new review period for price adjustments in November kicks off, with the CEF pointing to another R4 per litre under-recovery waiting in the wings."

Edit: this has changed already though again, for the better,
7636c5cee2cb4f44eaf3c39239d15b57.jpg

I am super glad after October I am working from home permanently with no option to go to the office (Unless I go to Ireland)
 
Something about not being able to protect us from External price shocks or something..

Just drive slowly, and like don't be a d00s on the roads.

The man looks like he parties with Sibiya at The Grand. I wouldn't pay much attention to what he says
 
Top
Sign up to the MyBroadband newsletter
X