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‘No immediate risk’ of fuel shortages in SA, most oil imports from Nigeria | SA News

There is no need to rush out and fill jerrycans with petrol or diesel – even though a critical refinery is closed for scheduled maintenance and missiles are flying around the powder keg that is the Middle East.

That is the message on Wednesday night from the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources (DMPR).

“While prolonged geopolitical tensions may exert pressure on international oil prices, the Department wishes to assure the public that there is currently no immediate risk of fuel shortages in South Africa,” the department said.

South Africa’s road to deindustrialisation has seen the closure of several refineries and of the two left standing – Natref and Astron Energy – the…

Provinces: The country is divided into nine provinces: Eastern Cape, Free State,
Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Limpopo, Mpumalanga, Northern Cape, North West, and Western Cape.

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