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South Africa Gives Up R10 Billion in Fuel Tax Revenue as Rising Oil Prices Deepen Cost of Living Crisis

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South Africa Gives Up R10 Billion in Fuel Tax. South Africa is preparing to sacrifice R10 billion in government revenue to cushion households and businesses against rising fuel costs, raising …

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