Petrol price up on Wednesday

04 Mar 2012 - by Staff reporter

The price for all grades of petrol is set to increase by 28 cents, the Energy Department said on Friday.
This will make a litre of petrol go up to R11.23 cents in Gauteng and R10.93 in the coast.
The increases comes into effect on March 7, according to BuaNews.
The cost of diesel will go up by 10 cents a litre.
In February, the petrol price rose by 34 cents.

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