@encanews: Diesel at R38 a litre? It's a high-risk scenario, not a confirmed price increase. Further escalation in the Middle East could push oil towards $120–$130 a barrel. Gareth Edwards and Francis Herd examine the forecast and what it could mean for South Africans. Watch the full episode of Number of the Day on enca.com. #eNCA

grobest01 :

Open your eyes. They are forcing electric cars into the market. Watch this space in 8 years when the secondhand electric vehicles hit the market. It's like a secondhand cellphone with a fucked battery. No one would want it

Leon Bodenstein :

We already paying R38,50 in Limpopo its going up to R50 but hey the anc is doing a great job 😂😂😂what a joke

Trus_ :

so trump has to loose the midterm elections for escalation not to occur

Benjie :

I just bought a diesel car last month

BabyLove :

Question... Why does South Africa have Sasol???? Why are we paying so much levies on petrol????

Matt van Niekerk :

whem crude was R110 a barrel fuel was in the 20R range. why so high now

SMangarliso :

No break it down clearly the most amount of money we paying per little is because of levies imposed by the ANC, almost 50% is for that and has not been influenced by the IRAN war.

Hooked To Outdoors :

they forcing electric cars on everyone. the war is just an excuse for fuel to go up.

T.K :

how is it during president Zuma we hand fuel for 14 rand but with the same crude oil prices as today

Thabang 🇿🇦 :

Ranger and Hilux drivers are screaming right now

TheThe💚M💚 :

Can we march for fuel

s3m1rc :

I just fixed my V8 which was standing for 3 years 🙆🏽‍♂️🙆🏽‍♂️🙆🏽‍♂️🙆🏽‍♂️🙆🏽‍♂️might aswell just park it again.

Vusi Maseko :

If diesel hits R38 my delivery costs double and every shelf price goes up with it. Township shops carry that blow last. Time we fix our own refineries and strategic fuel stocks instead of praying over the Middle East.

MC wa matepe :

Why are we having SASOL (PTY)LTD and continue to pay more on fuel. is not refinery

🏳️‍🌈 (fuck right of) :

and yet Botswana and Swaziland that both get their fuel from us are paying below 25 rand with Botswana paying 21 rand a leter make that make sense

John :

the poor is very poor now 😭 like me 😭

Sizwe :

Kuncono bavele bathi 50 rand a litre

🇿🇦 pierre7 :

I see people starting to work from home due to not being able to afford petrol/diesel to travel to and from work

Elsa :

I just wonder how can my friends in other countries pay less then us

Blok Botha :

915SHA :

Are parkeng dikoloi

Darren Seth Reddy :

Tjo, we still will see members gathering for ANC

Monotheist :

it's open for south Africa .. we are being taken for fools

bernard kantor :

the straight has always been open for south africa ...

P ta :

Who lied to the SADC that oil from Angola is not safe for their cars. we could be buying fuel at R10.00 but we listened to OPEC while our neighbors are selling oil cheaply