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South Africa’s industrial gas users say Sasol price hike poses risk

South Africa’s economy will face a price hike by Sasol Ltd for gas supply that will add about R325 million ($20 million) a month to the cost, according to an association of users of the fuel.

Beware these petrol-saving gimmicks in South Africa

MasterDrive has recently debunked the trend of motorists using fuel pills to save petrol.

Government quietly setting up a new state-owned gas company: report

The South African government is quietly setting up a new state-owned company that will focus on gas lines between South Africa and Mozambique, a new report by amaBhungane reveals.

Major headache for airlines in South Africa after oil refinery closures

The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy is concerned that the closure of Natref could lead to jet fuel shortages across the country.

Sasol outage means all South African oil refineries are now shut

Sasol, South Africa’s largest fuel producer, declared force majeure on the supply of petroleum products due to delays in deliveries of crude to the Natref refinery it owns with TotalEnergies SE, le...

Here’s what South Africa’s best fuel reward programmes offer as petrol hits record highs

With petrol prices reaching all time highs domestically and across the globe, many petrol stations have partnered with companies to offer rewards to struggling South African drivers.

Sasol is looking for students with these skills in South Africa

Energy group Sasol is looking for Grade 12 learners as part of its annual bursary programme, with students encouraged to take on careers in electronic or industrial engineering.

South Africa is planning for a massive green ‘gold rush’

Energy company Sasol, together with the Industrial Development Corporation, is developing a project in Boegoebaai in the Northern Cape to use the country’s solar and wind resources to export green ...