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Petrol and diesel prices set to change in November – what motorists should expect

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South African motorists could see some relief at the pumps next week as temporary fuel levy cuts help offset rising global oil prices and a weaker rand

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Petrol and diesel prices set to change in November – what motorists should expect. South African motorists could see some relief at the pumps next week as temporary fuel levy cuts help offset rising global oil prices and a weaker rand Covered by 1 publications. IOL: Petrol and diesel prices set to change in November – what motorists should expect.

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  1. IOL South Africa Petrol and diesel prices set to change in November – what motorists should expect South African motorists could see some relief at the pumps next week as temporary fuel levy cuts help offset rising global oil prices and a weaker rand 7 h ago · Tier 3

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