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The tricks and techniques of Horto Cabrer's wine director, Turkan van Arnem. All of that to come, but first, your very latest eyewitness news. Good evening, I'm Sibs Matiella. Pushing the price of diesel up by between £2.84 a litre and £3.24 a litre. The hike
From Wednesday. This comes as both grades of petrol will increase by more than 3 Rand a litre. The hike was confirmed by the Mineral Resources Department today. 93 Octane petrol will increase by 3 Rand 12 cents a litre, while 95 octane will rise by 3 Rand 33 a
have to dig deeper into their pockets to fill up their cars from Wednesday. This is when both grades of petrol will rise by more than 3 Rand a litre. The hike was confirmed by the Mineral Resources Department today. 93 octane petrol will increase by 3 Rand 12
evening. It's 8 o'clock. This, this is EWN. Good evening. I'm Sibs Matiela. As the first Wednesday of the month draws near, so too does the latest fuel price hike. The hike, which was confirmed by the Mineral Resources Department today, will push the price of
I'm Sibs Matiella. Another fuel price hike is set to take effect on Wednesday, pushing the price of diesel up by between £2.84 and £3.24 a litre. The hike was confirmed by the Mineral Resources Department earlier today. Both grades of petrol will also rise by
On Wednesday, pushing the price of diesel up by between £2.84 and £3.24 a litre. The hike was confirmed by the Mineral Resources Department earlier today. 93 octane petrol will increase by £3.12 a litre, while 95 octane will rise by £3.33 a litre. The ongoing
I'm Sibs Matiella. Another fuel price hike is set to take effect on Wednesday, pushing the price of diesel up by between £2.84 a litre and £3.24 a litre. The hike was confirmed by the Mineral Resources Department today. Both grades of petrol will also rise by
from the Central Energy Fund that we could see as much as a four rand increase in November. Of course, not confirmed. This is only confirmed by the Department of Mineral Resources and Petroleum at the end of the month. But the early dart is saying up to four
Pelleta. The Mineral and Resources Department says it will announce the official fuel prices before they take effect on Wednesday. The department's Chohanis Mokobani. Normally what you see is um mostly economists that are looking at the data that is on the
petrol 95 is expected to increase, expected to increase by about 3.12 cents per litre. This will all be confirmed by the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy. They usually do that 24 hours before that first Wednesday. But what it would mean is that.
increase in fuel prices in the country in the coming week. The October fuel hike could be the biggest of 2026. Both grades of petrol are set to go up by 3 Rand per litre, while diesel prices will also go up, pushing the price to over 33 rand per litre. The
A few moments to talk about what it means for the taxi industry, this price hike in the price of fuel. We should note that we did reach out to government, to the Department of Mineral Resources, and it's no longer energy, whatever Gwen Mantasha's office is,
actually implementation. Because basically, Monday, Tuesday is the latest by which they can act. The Department of Mineral Resources will have to make an announcement by that date for the fuel stations to then adjust their prices accordingly. The positive, the
Of fuel is set to increase tomorrow for both grades of petrol, rising by more than three Rand a litre. The hike was confirmed by the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Department yesterday. 93 octane petrol will increase by 3 Rand 12 cents a litre, while 95
relief and stability to fuel prices. The bill will allow the National Treasury to withdraw 10 billion rand from the National Revenue Fund for the Minerals and Petroleum Resources Department to stabilize fuel costs and protect consumers from fuel price abroad.
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Is basically just a framework. As concerns over the impact of illegal mining rise, the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Department says infrastructures such as roads, electricity networks, and water infrastructure are increasingly bearing the cost of an illicit
The government to transfer 10 billion rands from the National Revenue Fund to the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources in an effort to stabilize fuel costs and potentially protect consumers. We're going to take a closer look at this with the
a problem. And at some point, we must find a solution. Well, I'm joined by Tsiliso Matkubaela, DDG, Mineral and Petroleum Regulations from the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources. David van Veek, mining analyst, is not a stranger here. And
The same period last year. And two of the most prominent unions in the mining unions in the country, that is the NUM and AMCU, have expressed outrage at this. So I'm going to be talking to this about this with Joseph Matunjua, who is president of AMCU, as well
The tricks and techniques of Horto Cabrer's wine director, Turkan van Arnem. All of that to come, but first, your very latest eyewitness news. Good evening, I'm Sibs Matiella. Pushing the price of diesel up by between £2.84 a litre and £3.24 a litre. The hike
So in this particular instance, the predominant people we need to be looking at here are the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources and the Minister, Guedemantace. For various reasons in South Africa's law, Petro says an older rights holder. It was
From Wednesday. This comes as both grades of petrol will increase by more than 3 Rand a litre. The hike was confirmed by the Mineral Resources Department today. 93 Octane petrol will increase by 3 Rand 12 cents a litre, while 95 octane will rise by 3 Rand 33 a
have to dig deeper into their pockets to fill up their cars from Wednesday. This is when both grades of petrol will rise by more than 3 Rand a litre. The hike was confirmed by the Mineral Resources Department today. 93 octane petrol will increase by 3 Rand 12
to mine, they would leave. And the Lord Obligations, but really it only started with the MPRDA, the Minerals and Petroleum Resources Development Act, when it was promulgated. That then became law. Now, when that happened, we already had these 6,000 derelict
evening. It's 8 o'clock. This, this is EWN. Good evening. I'm Sibs Matiela. As the first Wednesday of the month draws near, so too does the latest fuel price hike. The hike, which was confirmed by the Mineral Resources Department today, will push the price of
Now they are busy creating laws that are making it very difficult for us as communities to access the mineral economy. They are creating laws that are making it easy for mineral countries and its partners for mining companies to abandon South Africa in terms
I'm Sibs Matiella. Another fuel price hike is set to take effect on Wednesday, pushing the price of diesel up by between £2.84 and £3.24 a litre. The hike was confirmed by the Mineral Resources Department earlier today. Both grades of petrol will also rise by
We got the minister of minerals, Mr. Gotta Mantash. Since then, the illegal mining people do the radio stuff up to now. He doesn't even know where they refund them. He doesn't even know where they sell them. I mean, what kind of a minister is that? He should
On Wednesday, pushing the price of diesel up by between £2.84 and £3.24 a litre. The hike was confirmed by the Mineral Resources Department earlier today. 93 octane petrol will increase by £3.12 a litre, while 95 octane will rise by £3.33 a litre. The ongoing
I'm Sibs Matiella. Another fuel price hike is set to take effect on Wednesday, pushing the price of diesel up by between £2.84 a litre and £3.24 a litre. The hike was confirmed by the Mineral Resources Department today. Both grades of petrol will also rise by
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The Mineral Resources Department confirmed that petrol prices will rise from Wednesday, with 93 octane up 3 Rand 12 cents a litre and 95 octane up 3 Rand 33 8. The government plans to transfer 10 billion rands from the National Revenue Fund to the department to help stabilise fuel costs 2.
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