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Expect a fuel hike soon

10 Mar 2006 - by Staff reporter
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ED RICHARDSON
THE AUTOMOBILE Association (AA) has warned motorists to expect a fuel price increase in April. “The rand is losing strength against the dollar, and the international crude oil price remains high at above US$160 per barrel,” says the AA. Another factor is Trevor Manuel’s announcement that Road Accident Fund levy will increase by five cents per litre from April 2006.

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