File: The Energy Department said the rand/dollar exchange rate and higher international oil prices are behind the hikes.
AFP/Saeed Khan
JOHANNESBURG - Motorists will be paying 5 cents more for a litre of petrol from Tuesday midnight.
Diesel users will have to cough up an extra 45 cents.
The Energy Department said the rand/dollar exchange rate and higher international oil prices are behind the hikes.
Paraffin users will also feel the pinch, paying more than 39 cents more for a litre.
The price at the pumps for 95 octane petrol in Gauteng is now R15.17/a litre.
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