source: IOL
March 28 2008 at 01:56PM
The retail price of petrol will rise by between 66 cents and 68 cents a litre on Wednesday April 2, the minerals and energy department said on Friday.
It said 91 octane unleaded petrol would go up by 68 cents a litre, 93 octane unleaded and lead replacement petrol by 67 cents a litre, and that of 95 octane by 66 cents a litre.
The wholesale price of diesel with a sulphur content of 0.005 percent would increase by 130 cents a litre.
The wholesale price of illuminating paraffin would rise by [continue reading]
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