
Mantashe’s warning to petrol stations across South Africa
Gwede Mantashe has warned petrol stations across South Africa that the department is intensifying efforts to enforce fuel quality compliance.
FRIDAY, 08 AUGUST 2025, 18:09
Gwede Mantashe has warned petrol stations across South Africa that the department is intensifying efforts to enforce fuel quality compliance.
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