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Don’t worry, petrol isn’t going up by R4 in November, but it’s not good news either

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Don’t worry, petrol isn’t going up by R4 in November, but it’s not good news either

November fuel price hikes are looking less severe than initially feared, but motorists could still face another costly increase as petrol and diesel prices threaten to hit fresh record highs.

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