JOHANNESBURG - Petrol prices are expected to rise sharply after the US bombed Iran at the weekend.
Oil prices have reached five-month highs due to the escalation in the Middle East.
On Monday morning, Brent crude surged nearly six percent, to over 81-dollars a barrel, shocking global markets.
And there is the threat that Tehran might the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil shipping corridor.
CEO of the Fuel Retailers Association, Reggie Sibiya spoke to eNCA.