Sunday / 15 November 2026
Home / News / How relying on imports could lead to South Africa running out of fuel
News / 28 April 2026 / Staff Writer

How relying on imports could lead to South Africa running out of fuel

Add Google Preferred Source Follow on Google News
You have reached your free article limit. Log in or register for unlimited access.
Log in Register
Follow Us
Like us on Facebook
Follow us on X
Follow us on Instagram
Follow us on WhatsApp
Subscribe on YouTube
Comments

We may need to say goodbye bye to all the illegals ... the locals are 50 percent less productive ......

Martin Engelbrecht on 14 Nov 2026

Will it be a good idea to visit Europe during the many "cost of living" protests across their main cities?

Shaun on 14 Nov 2026

Fuel is still overpriced, RAF is awaiting their increase of levies & the government will require its "election loan" to...

Shaun on 14 Nov 2026

According to Alice Weide for many reasons the cost of energy to produce vehicles in Germany has spiked for companies...

Shaun on 14 Nov 2026

Yes they all have, but followed the lawful procedure. Chery had multiple "recalls" previously, but did not inform the NCC...

Red on 14 Nov 2026
Poll

Have you already booked flights for your December holiday?

View Results

Loading ... Loading ...
Latest Models
NEW
Venue 1.0T N Line
Hyundai
Venue 1.0T N Line
Price: R499,900
NEW
Venue 1.2 Premium
Hyundai
Venue 1.2 Premium
Price: R319,900
NEW
Venue 1.0T Premium
Hyundai
Venue 1.0T Premium
Price: R349,900
NEW
7 Series 740d xDrive M Sport
BMW
7 Series 740d xDrive M Sport
Price: R2,804,439
NEW
7 Series M760e xDrive
BMW
7 Series M760e xDrive
Price: R3,367,000