The General Industries Workers Union of South Africa calls for an urgent and timeous discussion on measures to mitigate and neutralise the impacts of the projected October fuel price increases. South African motorists face projected petrol price increases of between one-rand-81-cents and one-rand-93-cents per litre while diesel could cost between one-rand-73-cents and two-rand-three-cents per litre more. GIWUSA president Mametlwe Sebei demands a fundamental restructuring of South Africa’s energy sector to end the vulnerability of workers to volatile global markets:
GIWUSA calls for urgent discussion on measures to mitigate projected October fuel price increases [SOUND]
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