Finance Minister Godongwana to announce fuel levy decision on April 28

8 articles · Updated · SABC News · Apr 22

Godongwana told Parliament he will review the temporary R3 per litre fuel levy reduction and announce his decision after consulting Minister Mantashe.
The announcement follows the National Assembly passing the Division of Revenue Bill and renewed calls for fuel relief during the US-Israel war on Iran.
South African households continue to face pressure from rising fuel prices, prompting government consideration of further relief measures in response to ongoing international conflicts.

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