Diesel users may face higher costs at the pump next month, while petrol prices are set to ease slightly.
According to the Central Energy Fund’s latest unaudited figures, the price of diesel could rise by between 62 and 63 cents per litre, depending on the grade.
The cost of illuminating paraffin is also expected to increase by 29 cents per litre.
In contrast, motorists using unleaded petrol could see some relief, with a projected drop of around 29 cents per litre for 95-octane and 33 cents for 93-octane.
The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy is expected to confirm the official fuel price changes later this week or early next week.
According to the Central Energy Fund’s latest unaudited figures, the price of diesel could rise by between 62 and 63 cents per litre, depending on the grade.
The cost of illuminating paraffin is also expected to increase by 29 cents per litre.
In contrast, motorists using unleaded petrol could see some relief, with a projected drop of around 29 cents per litre for 95-octane and 33 cents for 93-octane.
The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy is expected to confirm the official fuel price changes later this week or early next week.
