When South Africans come out of lockdown at the end of April, the petrol price could be nearly R4 a litre lower than when they went in.

Following a record fuel price reduction in March, SA looks set for a second month of sharp price decreases, says the AA, quoting mid-month data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) which shows petrol down by R1.89 a litre, illuminating paraffin dropping by R1.88 and diesel by R1.17...

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