# The General Industries Workers Union of South Africa is warning that further fuel price hikes will deepen pressure on already struggling households. Month-end data from the Central Energy Fund shows that South Africa faces the highest petrol prices on record next week, with under-recoveries projected to push prices over 30-rand-per litre. GIWUSA president Mametlwe Sebei blames rising global oil prices, a volatile rand and domestic fuel levies:
GIWUSA is concerned about the anticipated record-high fuel prices for October [SOUND]
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