The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources has revealed a significant adjustment in South Africas fuel prices, which will take effect at midnight, reports Cape town Etc .
Motorists will see a decrease in the price of both 93 and 95 grades of petrol, with a reduction of 28 cents per litre. However, not all is rosy for consumers as the price for diesel is set to rise by between 63 and 65 cents per litre, depending on the grade.
Robert Maake from the Department explained that these changes reflect the governments monthly assessment of fuel prices, which are influenced by a multitude of international and local factors.
Maake stated that the adjustments are particularly pertinent for South African consumers, who have endured fluctuating fuel prices impacted by global markets.