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Ramaphosa warns further fuel relief could affect other government programmes

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Ramaphosa warns further fuel relief could affect other government programmes

President Cyril Ramaphosa says the government is weighing further interventions to cushion consumers against rising fuel prices, warning that subsidies could divert money from other government spending priorities.

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