Time to fill the long range tanks

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Time to fill the long range tanks

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Seems there could be some light ahead as to the pricing on fuel.....intersting article ...

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Good news but still about R3/liter too high for my liking.
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Good news indeed!!!!
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Somebody on the forum who are planning their trip through Africa told me that apparently in Angola fuel price now is about R4.00 per liter and some oil rich countries up in Africa you pay like R1.00 per liter. I mean even in Namibia you can buy our own fuel at R2.00 per liter less than what you pay for it in South Africa.
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They'll find a way to syphon off the surplus of over-recovery, .... perhaps to pay for the e-toll blunder. Hope I'm wrong. :eh:
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pietpetoors wrote:Somebody on the forum who are planning their trip through Africa told me that apparently in Angola fuel price now is about R4.00 per liter and some oil rich countries up in Africa you pay like R1.00 per liter. I mean even in Namibia you can buy our own fuel at R2.00 per liter less than what you pay for it in South Africa.
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zepplin wrote:Good news but still about R3/liter too high for my liking.
I'd appreciate a R5 drop to start with, followed by a R2 drop a week later. :shh:
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At least its a bit of good news for all of us that are travelling far and wide during the upcoming holidays. Hope it goes down further in August.
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Didnt I tell you guys, as soon as we are back from holiday the price of fuel drops? :shock: :shock:
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ThysdJ wrote:Didnt I tell you guys, as soon as we are back from holiday the price of fuel drops? :shock: :shock:
Then it is time you go permanently on holiday :twisted:
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george wrote:
ThysdJ wrote:Didnt I tell you guys, as soon as we are back from holiday the price of fuel drops? :shock: :shock:
Then it is time you go permanently on holiday :twisted:
No, not permanently, the fuel price only drops when he comes back from a holiday, so at least allow him to come home, then we will see the price drop. :taunt:
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