# The Motor Industry Staff Association says rising fuel prices are pushing South African workers below the survival line. The union argues petrol prices have increased by more than 70-percent over the past five years, while diesel prices have surged by 141-percent. MISA’s Phakamile Hlubi-Majola says rising fuel, electricity and food costs are placing growing pressure on households, with many workers forced to choose between transport, electricity and food:
MISA warns fuel price hikes are pushing workers below survival line [SOUND]
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