Lusanda Bill
11 July 2011
The South African Petroleum Retailers Association has warned motorists that service stations are likely to run dry.
This will be as a result of a wage strike that starts today.
Workers are calling for a 13-percent wage increase.
The Association’s Peter Noke says disruptions at refineries and fuel depots will affect availability at filling stations.
11 July 2011
The South African Petroleum Retailers Association has warned motorists that service stations are likely to run dry.
This will be as a result of a wage strike that starts today.
Workers are calling for a 13-percent wage increase.
The Association’s Peter Noke says disruptions at refineries and fuel depots will affect availability at filling stations.
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