[Scrolla] Diesel rises by nearly R3 a litre, petrol by R1.34, and paraffin by R2.13 a litre, all from Wednesday, 2 September. A family living on minimum wage is already short by almost half on food money, even before this new fuel increase.
South Africa: Another Fuel Increase Lands On Families Already Stretched Thin
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