Fuel Levy

Petrol will rise by R3.06 a litre and diesel by up to R7.51/litre but a temporary R3/litre fuel levy relief will be in effect until 5 May

This breakdown reveals that a significant portion of the fuel price sits within domestic policy control. The government cannot stop a war in the Middle East but it can intervene…

From 7 January, 93-grade unleaded petrol will decrease by 62 cents a litre while 95-grade petrol will cost 66 cents less

The Economic Freedom Fighters slammed the ruling as setting a dangerous precedent on taxation without oversight and vowed to fight on

And R447.7 billion was returned to taxpayers, says South African Revenue Service commissioner Edward Kieswetter

The majority of the relief comes in the form of incentives given to businesses and households investing in alternative energy

The financially stretched middle class is teetering on the brink as fuel and food prices gnaw at their disposable incomes

The last time the fuel price was not increased because of a change in either the fuel levy or the Road Accident Fund levy was in 1990

Steep fuel price hikes are the result of higher levies, which came into effect this week, as well as a turbulent international oil market

United States’s enfant terrible Donald Trump’s sanctions on Iran are hurting Opec’s third-largest exporter at 2.4-million barrels a day

While some such as the RAF and Tisa have welcomed Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene’s new budget plans, others are not so happy.

Motorists no longer have to fork out an extra three cents per litre on petrol and diesel as new pipeline capacity comes online.

Pravin Gordhan stresses that government departments have to stretch their resources and fund their projects with their own cashflows.

High taxes on investments has left taxpayers in a bad position.

Public finance expert slams the proposed fuel levy increase as "regressive" because it will hit the poorest of the poor.