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As fuel prices continue to rise, South Africans must brace for an economic ripple effect that could strain budgets and inflate costs across the board. How can households prepare for the impending financial squeeze?
Sapics warns that rising fuel prices will increase logistics costs and put further pressure on South African businesses and consumers, highlighting the need for more resilient supply chains.
South Africa added an 87.66-cent-per-litre levy to petrol and diesel prices to partly cover a 10.456 billion rand deficit in its fuel price regulation mechanism, Daily Maverick reports.