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Just received this in an email. Not sure how true or accurate it is:

Petrol Prices from Around the Globe
17/06/2008

Currently South Africans are forking out R9.96 for a litre of petrol. Here are the worlds ten most expensive fuel prices.

10. Italy and Portugal - R17,10
9. Finland - R17,80
8. U.K. - R18,10
7. Germany - R18,40
6. Denmark - R18,62
5. Eritrea - R19,18 (--Eritrea is a tiny African country with 4.5 million people that borders Ethiopia and the Red Sea. Just across the sea is Saudi Arabia.)
4. Netherlands - R20,22
3. Turkey - R20,28
2. Norway - R20,74
1. Sierra Leone - R36,86

Now that you've seen how much people are paying for petrol around the world and kind of feel relieved that we don't pay that much (although its close),
prepare to get a little angry and have a look at how little people are paying in other parts of the world.

10. Seychelles - R1,96
9. Qatar - R1,66
8. Kuwait - R1,58
7. Swaziland - R1,08
6. Libya - R1,00
5. Saudi Arabia - 90c
4. Iran - 84c
3. Nigeria - 76c
2. Turkmenistan - 60c
1. Venezuela - 38c
 
Just received this in an email. Not sure how true or accurate it is:

Petrol Prices from Around the Globe
17/06/2008

Currently South Africans are forking out R9.96 for a litre of petrol. Here are the worlds ten most expensive fuel prices.

10. Italy and Portugal - R17,10
9. Finland - R17,80
8. U.K. - R18,10

Minimum wage is 5.5 pounds/hour in the UK thus R83.60/hour at 8 hours a day 21 days a month that gives you R14044/month @ minimum wage.

Lol, so no I will not be happy about paying "only" R10.50/L

Minimum wage in SA is what R8/hour? Thus you cant even buy 1 L of petrol on an hours wage, but in the UK you can buy +-5 L for an hours wage @ minimum wage.....
:mad:



7. Germany - R18,40
6. Denmark - R18,62
5. Eritrea - R19,18 (--Eritrea is a tiny African country with 4.5 million people that borders Ethiopia and the Red Sea. Just across the sea is Saudi Arabia.)
4. Netherlands - R20,22
3. Turkey - R20,28
2. Norway - R20,74
1. Sierra Leone - R36,86

Now that you've seen how much people are paying for petrol around the world and kind of feel relieved that we don't pay that much (although its close),
prepare to get a little angry and have a look at how little people are paying in other parts of the world.

10. Seychelles - R1,96
9. Qatar - R1,66
8. Kuwait - R1,58
7. Swaziland - R1,08
6. Libya - R1,00
5. Saudi Arabia - 90c
4. Iran - 84c
3. Nigeria - 76c
2. Turkmenistan - 60c
1. Venezuela - 38c

Nooooooooooo!!!!! So unfair!
 
Now that you've seen how much people are paying for petrol around the world and kind of feel relieved that we don't pay that much (although its close),
prepare to get a little angry and have a look at how little people are paying in other parts of the world.

10. Seychelles - R1,96
9. Qatar - R1,66
8. Kuwait - R1,58
7. Swaziland - R1,08
6. Libya - R1,00
5. Saudi Arabia - 90c
4. Iran - 84c
3. Nigeria - 76c
2. Turkmenistan - 60c
1. Venezuela - 38c

With a few exceptions most of these are oil producers AFAIK. So they're getting huge discounts for this
 
Just received this in an email. Not sure how true or accurate it is:

10. Seychelles - R1,96
9. Qatar - R1,66
8. Kuwait - R1,58
7. Swaziland - R1,08
6. Libya - R1,00
5. Saudi Arabia - 90c
4. Iran - 84c
3. Nigeria - 76c
2. Turkmenistan - 60c
1. Venezuela - 38c

Why aren't we all moving to Swaziland!? Surely that can't be right?
 
With a few exceptions most of these are oil producers AFAIK. So they're getting huge discounts for this

They subsidise their fuel.

I also just got the e-mail.
 
This is crazy and seeing how the salaries work it makes sense but not here for us we still plod on with our salaries that don't even increase for some people. Why is Swaziland's fuel so much cheaper that doesn't make sense!!!!!!!
 
Swaziland

From the Swazi Observer :

E10.90 for diesel tonight (Tuesday, June 10, 2008)
FUEL prices are set to go up yet again tonight, with diesel increasing by 60 cents to E10.90 per litre.

The change in fuel prices, as of midnight, will be:

* ULP 95 increases from E9.30 to E9.60 per litre

* LRP 95 increases from E9.25 to E9.55 per litre

* Diesel increases from E10.30 to E10.90 per litre

* Paraffin increases from E8.25 to E8.55 per litre



Don't know the current price but it is more than in that list (which makes the whole list suspect)
 
Just received this in an email. Not sure how true or accurate it is:

Petrol Prices from Around the Globe
17/06/2008

Currently South Africans are forking out R9.96 for a litre of petrol. Here are the worlds ten most expensive fuel prices.

10. Italy and Portugal - R17,10
9. Finland - R17,80
8. U.K. - R18,10
7. Germany - R18,40
6. Denmark - R18,62
5. Eritrea - R19,18 (--Eritrea is a tiny African country with 4.5 million people that borders Ethiopia and the Red Sea. Just across the sea is Saudi Arabia.)
4. Netherlands - R20,22
3. Turkey - R20,28
2. Norway - R20,74
1. Sierra Leone - R36,86

Now that you've seen how much people are paying for petrol around the world and kind of feel relieved that we don't pay that much (although its close),
prepare to get a little angry and have a look at how little people are paying in other parts of the world.

10. Seychelles - R1,96
9. Qatar - R1,66
8. Kuwait - R1,58
7. Swaziland - R1,08
6. Libya - R1,00
5. Saudi Arabia - 90c
4. Iran - 84c
3. Nigeria - 76c
2. Turkmenistan - 60c
1. Venezuela - 38c


you cant just do the ROE conversion and conclude that they are all expensive/cheap.
 
The lady I work with says that almost nobody have cars in Venezuela. Maybe that is why its so cheap? Supply and demand?
 
Swaziland

From the Swazi Observer :

E10.90 for diesel tonight (Tuesday, June 10, 2008)
FUEL prices are set to go up yet again tonight, with diesel increasing by 60 cents to E10.90 per litre.

The change in fuel prices, as of midnight, will be:

* ULP 95 increases from E9.30 to E9.60 per litre

* LRP 95 increases from E9.25 to E9.55 per litre

* Diesel increases from E10.30 to E10.90 per litre

* Paraffin increases from E8.25 to E8.55 per litre



Don't know the current price but it is more than in that list (which makes the whole list suspect)

And E is how much compared to the Rand. Almost the same i suppose.

1 South African Rand = 1.00923 Swaziland Lilangeni
1 Swaziland Lilangeni (SZL) = 0.99085 South African Rand (ZAR)
 
That Seychelles pricing is way off. I know a guy thats running a couple of 600kVA generators up there, he's ***king with the fuel prices, they are way higher than SA as all the fuel is imported.
 
Now that you've seen how much people are paying for petrol around the world and kind of feel relieved that we don't pay that much (although its close)

Not a valid comparison, as in Europe a significant portion is a tax, and though I disagree with it I'm willing to bet they usually get better "value for money" for the tax portion than we do on ours. Subsidized fuel also masks costs.
 
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I dunno, everywhere you look it shows seychelles as cheap, according to yahoo finance its $0.98 a gallon (1 gallon is about 3.8 lites)

link to both the highest and lowest petrol prices:

http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home/article/104996/Why-Gas-in-the-U.S.-Is-So-Cheap


Most expensive places to buy gas
Rank Country Price/gal
1. Bosnia-Herzegovina $10.86
2. Eritrea $9.58
3. Norway $8.73
4. United Kingdom $8.38
5. Netherlands $8.37
6. Monaco $8.31
7. Iceland $8.28
8. Belgium $8.22
9. France $8.07
10. Germany $7.86
111. United States $3.45

Cruisin'
Where gasoline is cheapest
Rank Country Price/gal
1. Venezuela 12 cents
2. Iran 40 cents
3. Saudi Arabia 45 cents
4. Libya 50 cents
5. Swaziland 54 cents
6. Qatar 73 cents
7. Bahrain 81 cents
8. Egypt 89 cents
9. Kuwait 90 cents
10. Seychelles 98 cents
45. United States $3.45
 
Swaziland

From the Swazi Observer :

E10.90 for diesel tonight (Tuesday, June 10, 2008)
FUEL prices are set to go up yet again tonight, with diesel increasing by 60 cents to E10.90 per litre.

The change in fuel prices, as of midnight, will be:

* ULP 95 increases from E9.30 to E9.60 per litre

* LRP 95 increases from E9.25 to E9.55 per litre

* Diesel increases from E10.30 to E10.90 per litre

* Paraffin increases from E8.25 to E8.55 per litre



Don't know the current price but it is more than in that list (which makes the whole list suspect)

What exactly is an "E" worth?
 
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