Petrol set to smash R30/litre next week; diesel may also hit record high

Author: Helena WassermanPublished on: October 2, 2026Country: South Africa

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Petrol set to smash R30/litre next week; diesel may also hit record high

The price of petrol in South Africa is expected to exceed R30 per litre next week, with diesel also potentially reaching a record high. These increases are linked to the global upward trend in oil prices. Consumers and the transport sector are concerned about the upcoming economic impact.

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