Why Nelson Mandela Bay will pay more for petrol

- Why Nelson Mandela Bay will pay more for petrol
Though Transnet has started fixing a damaged fuel tanker berth in the Port of Port Elizabeth, it is too little too late for Nelson Mandela...
from: HeraldLIVE

- Gov approves interim adjustments for NMB fuel price structure
The Department of Mineral and Petroluem Resources has approved an interim adjustment of all the affected magisterial district zones in NMB,...
from: Algoa FM

- ‘It was either that or no petrol’ – NMB’s petrol price cut woes
The Department of Minerals and Energy had to choose between excluding Nelson Mandela Bay from the petrol price cuts or facing the risk that...
from: Daily Maverick

- DA urges Minister to block unfair fuel costs for struggling NMB residents
Gwede Mantashe should put the livelihoods of the residents of Nelson Mandela Bay ahead of a request by the Liquid Fuels Wholesalers...
from: Democratic Alliance

- Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber calls for Mantashe to reject petrol price rezoning proposal
The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber has urged Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe not to allow an application to...
from: Daily Maverick

- Energy minister says Nelson Mandela Bay must pay more for fuel
The Central Energy Fund has announced Nelson Mandela Bay motorists will have to pay more for fuel than motorists in other parts of the...
from: HeraldLIVE

- NMB Business Chamber urges Minister to resolve impending fuel crisis in metro
Supplied. The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber has called on the Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources, Gwede Mantashe, to find an...
from: Algoa FM

- ‘It was either that or no petrol’ – department explains Nelson Mandela Bay’s petrol price woes
The Department of Minerals and Energy had to choose between excluding Nelson Mandela Bay from the petrol price cuts or facing the risk that the metro would...
from: MSN

- Gwede Mantashe considers application to exclude Nelson Mandela Bay from fuel price drop
Due to a shipping accident, wholesalers can no longer use Port Elizabeth Harbour to drop off fuel for road tankers.
from: Daily Maverick

- Mantashe urged not to penalise Nelson Mandela Bay with higher fuel prices
The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber has called on mineral and petroleum resources minister Gwede Mantashe not to penalise residents with...
from: HeraldLIVE