Disgraced former Steinhoff CEO, Markus Jooste, has been fined R122-million for insider trading. Jooste has 30 days from the time the invoice is issued to pay the fine. The invoice is expected to be issued next week.

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The petrol price is expected to drop by between 24 and 27 cents per litre next week. According to the latest estimate from the Central Energy Fund, 95 petrol is on track for a cut of around 27c a litre, while 93 petrol could be lowered by 24c. Diesel prices could be cut by around 11c.
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