SAPRA cautions of record October fuel price increase as geopolitical shocks reach South African forecourts.
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SAPRA is featured in the September 2026 edition of Convenience Store Retailer News, highlighting our ongoing commitment to supporting and representing South Africa’s fuel retail sector.
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SAPRA recently presented its submission on the SANPC Bill to the Portfolio Committee on Mineral and Petroleum Resources on 19 August 2026.
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SAPRA’s Henry van der Merwe joined VIA to explain how international petroleum prices, the rand/dollar exchange rate and local components all play a role in…
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This SAPRA webinar explains the Sick, Accident and Maternity Pay Fund, including who qualifies, employer contributions, available benefits and the claims process for petroleum retail businesses.
The inaugural LPGas SA and RMI Autogas Workshop brought industry stakeholders together to explore the future of Autogas in South Africa and the important role forecourts will play in building…
This SAPRA session explores key labour and industrial relations issues affecting petroleum retailers, including workplace discipline, compliance, union engagement, retrenchment support and the labour services available to members.
Henry Fonva, Chairperson of SAPRA, discusses expected petroleum price changes, the impact of levy adjustments and the growing pressures facing South African petroleum retailers.
The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy has announced the new fuel prices effective 1 July 2026.
Newsflash Prices form 1 July 2026
Watch: SAPRA National Chair Henry van der Merwe discusses the July fuel price decrease in an interview with Radio Al Ansaar, explaining what the R2 petrol price cut means for…