Minister Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion Professor Mthuli Ncube says the government is reviewing taxes and levies to ease the impact of rising global fuel prices. He noted that the Middle East geopolitical tensions have driven oil costs up, and assured that measures are in place to maintain adequate fuel supply across the country.
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