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Fuel Levy Hikes Ripple Through Economy As Freight Sector Warns Of Deeper Strain

Summary by SA Trucker
The fuel levy and excise duty increases announced in the 2026 National Budget may look modest on paper, but economists, retailers and the road freight sector say the real impact will be felt in layers across the economy. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana confirmed that the general fuel levy will increase by 9 cents per litre for petrol to R3.96 and 8 cents per litre for diesel to R3.82. Inflation-linked adjustments were also applied to the carbo…
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SA Trucker broke the news in on Thursday, February 26, 2026.
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