The Automobile Association says it expects another round of hefty fuel price cuts at the pump in early October, a move that will bring more relief to...
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Maroc - Daily Maverick - A La Une - 17/Sep 14:18
BOON TO MOTORISTS: Consumer Relief — AA projects big fuel price cuts at the pump in October for fifth month on the trot
The Automobile Association says it expects another round of hefty fuel price cuts at the pump in early October, a move that will bring more relief to hard-pressed South African consumers and will further cool the embers of inflation.
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