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Fuel prices in South Africa have both international and domestic components. The international component, called the Basic Fuel Price (BFP), is based on the cost of importing fuel and includes the international market spot price, freight, insurance, storage, and financing costs. Domestic components include transportation costs to move fuel inland, delivery costs, wholesale and retail margins, taxes, levies to support the Equalisation Fund and Road Accident Fund, and customs duties. The BFP and domestic cost
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