He can just claim that he's part of a cosatu strike - thereby waiving any responsibilities to damage of property during the strike.
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He can just claim that he's part of a cosatu strike - thereby waiving any responsibilities to damage of property during the strike.
Cool E
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He can just claim that he's part of a cosatu strike - thereby waiving any responsibilities to damage of property during the strike.
Aagh the dude cant sing.
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Didn't they give you the user's manual. You need to put the etag in a microwave oven for 2 minutes to activate the beep function.
Didn't they give you the user's manual. You need to put the etag in a microwave oven for 2 minutes to activate the beep function.
Cool E
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Hopefully from you.
Very good point, a 5 lane highway helps F-oll if you have off ramps 1km apart. Still get stuck exactly were I did before they started this scam.
Just out of curiosity, why hasn't the ban hammer been smacked down on Venda boy? His kind(call this racist and you'll prove my point, people who stir sht) don't belong on a forum like this.
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People don't get banned for holding views that don't agree with the majority. There are lots of other trolls on trolls on the forum. What is "his kind" anyway?
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Does the tax fluctuate with the increases/decreases or is it fixed? The levies are announced as mounts in cents not %s.
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It's clear you are just another government sheep. Either you are completely ignorant of how your guvament is completely shafting you or you work for SANRAL.
spiderz
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Friki5yster
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I would like some too please . !
Sinbad
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Fixed.
Breakdown of the price in gauteng is here:
As you can see there's quite a lot of tax.
What you don't see is the MASSIVE margin Sasol is making on locally produced oil (oil from coal, etc) as they sell it at import parity price, which is a LOT more than their real price.
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I thought so, but this also means that the price will drop below a certain minimum no matter how low the oil prices may fall. The tax will keep high. You can't blame Sasol for that it is government policy to regulate the price.Fixed.
Breakdown of the price in gauteng is here:
As you can see there's quite a lot of tax.
What you don't see is the MASSIVE margin Sasol is making on locally produced oil (oil from coal, etc) as they sell it at import parity price, which is a LOT more than their real price.
The_Unbeliever
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mnaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarh
Sinbad
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Sasol is however coining it... and who are Sasol's major shareholders? (I honestly don't know, but I assume the government and/or the ANC's investment crooks have a large stake)
The kind who goes around looking to provoke a fight, take a look at any of his replies. If we all had the same opinion this place would suck.
Fixed.
Breakdown of the price in gauteng is here:
As you can see there's quite a lot of tax.
What you don't see is the MASSIVE margin Sasol is making on locally produced oil (oil from coal, etc) as they sell it at import parity price, which is a LOT more than their real price.
Yet Sasol is not allowed to sell at a discounted rate. It's government mandated profiteering!
Cool E
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You cant reallly ban someone just because he favours something that you dont.
Which rule did i violate?
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