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The Automobile Association says South Africans can prepare themselves for a significant increase in fuel prices, early next week. According to the AA’s latest estimates, petrol prices could increase by up to 66-cents per liter. The price of diesel is expected to increase by 57-cents per liter, while the price of paraffin is expected to increase by up to 49-cents per liter.

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