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Comments

Is that what they call reduction?

Wandile Linda on 3 Nov 2026

actually looks nice but still prefer seeing it in real life.Is a good price though

Fayadaway Anderson on 3 Nov 2026

Yep that is why a lot of companies especially the Chinese do not belong to the ARB. I have seen...

Red on 3 Nov 2026

While this is welcomed, Mandela levies were reduced by R3 a liter, so next month remember to vote for poverty...

Blapartheid Zulu on 3 Nov 2026

The blacks voted Ramaphosa in, they must take him out! What happened at the RAF is disgusting!

MJ on 3 Nov 2026
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