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Africa · 3 mins ago
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SA’s fuel tax cuts fall short on protecting vulnerable households
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South Africa's fuel tax cuts are criticized as insufficient to protect vulnerable households from price increases driven by global fuel shocks and rising regulated fuel prices in April 2026.
SA’s fuel tax cuts fall short on protecting vulnerable households
History is now repeating itself — and the same blind spots remain. In 2026, the global fuel price shock caused by the conflict in the Gulf has led to substantial rises in regulated fuel prices effective 1 April 2026
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