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Fueling crime and financial strain: How rising petrol prices impact South Africa

9 May 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

As South Africans face another steep fuel price increase, concerns are rising about the potential for increased petrol theft and financial strain on households. This article explores the implications …Read More at Source

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