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[Economy]Correct

South Africa's regulated fuel price will increase by R3 per litre in October 2026.

The verdict· graded 07 Oct

South Africa’s official fuel price adjustments took effect on 2026-10-07, with petrol rising by R3.12 a litre and R3.33 a litre

The event so far

5 predictions from 2 stations

Fri 25 Sep, 15:12702This one
John Perlman
Correct
Thu 1 Oct, 05:23SAfm
South Africa’s regulated petrol and diesel prices will each increase by approximately R2.50 per litre in the fuel-price adjustment announced on 7 October 2026.
Matthew Parks
Incorrect
Sun 4 Oct, 23:02702
South Africa’s official fuel-price adjustment on 7 October 2026 will increase both grades of petrol by R3 per litre and push diesel above R33 per litre.
Frederick Mitchell
Incorrect
Mon 5 Oct, 13:16SAfm
South Africa’s official petrol and diesel prices will reach record highs in the fuel-price adjustment effective on 7 October 2026.
Bridget Mussink
Correct

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