Yaseen Gaffar
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The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources has officially initiated a formal review of the regulated fuel price formula. This review is set to evaluate retail margins and pricing structures to permanently reshape how domestic fuel costs are determined in the future.
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Driven by a sharp decline in global oil prices and a strengthening local currency, substantial price cuts for petrol, diesel and illuminating paraffin will take effect on Wednesday 1 July.
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A dramatic plunge in global oil prices alongside a surging local currency is set to drive fuel prices down significantly in July – comfortably absorbing the total expiration of the government’s multi-billion rand fuel levy relief scheme.
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The 2026 South African Rally-Raid Championship (SARRC) finally gets underway this weekend, with Toyota Gazoo Racing South Africa (TGRSA) heading to the INGCO Parys 400 determined to build on the momentum of a highly successful 2025 campaign.
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South African motorists can look forward to a significant breather at the pumps next month, as latest mid-month data points to a massive drop in the prices of both petrol and diesel.
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Following the announcement of the election date by President Cyril Ramaphosa the Commission has transitioned into the firm execution phase of its strategy. The national campaign is rolling out across television, radio, digital and social media platforms under the powerful youth-centric tagline “Get Up, Show Up, Vote”.
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A wave of shock swept through the Strand community following the murder of a well-known local businessman in his workshop on Wednesday evening 20 May.
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A coordinated, multi-agency emergency operation unfolded at the Swartkops River N2 bridge Saturday morning (16 May) following a dramatic accident where a vehicle left the roadway, went over the bridge barrier, and plunged into the river below. PHOTO: Arrive Alive
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Gauteng residents and businesses are preparing for widespread water disruptions as Rand Water and Eskom prepare to launch a massive, 49-day planned maintenance project.
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Two Pretoria Boys High School alumni are currently rewriting the limits of human endurance in the cold, unforgiving waters of Cape Town.
