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Articles by Michael Taylor

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Official petrol price decreases for July announced

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R14 per litre petrol on the cards for South Africa

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Good news about petrol prices next week

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Comments

Yup, true to form this parasitic government won't address the real problem - just take more from the citizens.

willie bouwer on 29 Oct 2026

So many older motorists, who remember the 3rd Party disc, want that back and levies scrapped. Government does not want...

Mike Wiggill on 29 Oct 2026

Another stupid idea from our gormless so-called 'Transport Minister'? The same one who's trying to bring in zero alcohol limits...

Steve Davidson on 29 Oct 2026

Great article, I agree with Antoine at current, fuel prices are dismal. And I doubt that we will see these...

Shaun on 29 Oct 2026

If i use+- R5000 of fuel every month i pay +-R375 per month just to cover me in an accident....

Eugene De Bod on 29 Oct 2026
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