-The Ministry of Mines and Energy says the increase in fuel prices for August is to ensure fuel supply into the country. Fuel pump prices went up countrywide on Wednesday midnight with petrol increasing by N$1 per litre and diesel by 70 cents per litre.

-The Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) has announced an increase on fuel prices countrywide, effective 5 August.

-Fuel prices will remain unchanged in June.

-The Ministry of Works and Transport will soon submit recommendations on controlling the use of fuel by public office bearers.

-Motorists will have to fork out again as the fuel price will increase by 50 cents per litre. It comes into effect tomorrow at midnight.

-The Ministry of Mines and Energy has announced new fuel price increases amid continued under-recoveries by oil importers.

-Fuel prices will remain unchanged in February, Mines and Energy Minister, Obeth Kandjoze said the basic fuel price unit rate slate calculations for the past month recorded a combination of minor over and under recoveries on the price of regulated petroleum products.

-The price of fuel is set to increase by Wednesday, 1 November, forcing Namibians to dig deeper into their pockets.

South Africans have reason to celebrate some relief at the pumps. The cost of all grades of fuel has dropped.

-Motorists are urged to ensure they have enough money in the pocket early in the new year - as petrol prices are set to increase on Wednesday, 4 January, 2017.