By Ofentse Mokae
31 December 2009
Motorists will get a break as the price of 93 octane petrol will fall by nine-cents a litre and that of 95 octane by 6-cents on the sixth of next month.
The Department of Energy says diesel prices will also decrease by 14-cents a litre.
Wholesale paraffin falls by 12-cents and illuminating paraffin by 16-cents per litre.
The drop in the price of petrol means that motorists in Gauteng will pay 7-rand-86-cents a litre while a litre will cost 7-rand-63-cents at the coast.
The Department says the cut in prices is largely due to a decrease in the international product prices of petrol, diesel and illuminating paraffin and a firmer rand.
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