Fuel shortages spark long queues at petrol stations in Johannesburg
Motorists lined up at petrol stations in Johannesburg as fuel shortages and supply limits caused disruptions and raised concerns over rising costs.
Fuel shortages spark long queues at petrol stations in Johannesburg
Motorists lined up at petrol stations in Johannesburg as fuel shortages and supply limits caused disruptions and raised concerns over rising costs.
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