@RirhandzuMalu19@Jiyane40600031@LixMiller@errolbsk Your Mother that slept with an Animal is to blame for this comment cause I’m sure you were born by the same Kwere Kwere you hate so much & your Dads name not on your birth certificate.
@Vuyisile_Mqoco@LCabonena Nah it’s not. The difference is in SA with good credit you can take a car & pay for years but others don’t have that, they gotta pay it in Cash so it’s easier to sell a whole lot here than there so it’s not a FLEX
@crifford1144897@DeezyphandaSA It’s cheap compared to how much you’ll buy it from others. Also it’s a type of crude not even all your BRIC friends has got so it’ll cost a bit more
@ntuthu_ngaleka@DeezyphandaSA The cheapest thing that can happen is Russia or China would negotiate on SA behalf. They’ll but from Nigeria & sell to SA but thinking SA so powerful to have a win situation out of that.. well
@Takuza2lo@ItsAleel@DeezyphandaSA You think few other countries don’t already have people their supplying? It doesn’t work like that even if you had money to buy it. You might not be able to source more than 15% from all those other countries put together
Yes, roughly accurate for crude oil. South Africa produces almost none itself. Official 2024 SA Energy Trade Report (SARS data) shows Nigeria supplied 48% of crude imports (4.5 billion litres of 9.5 total). Saudi Arabia was next at 18%. Earlier years were similar (~47%). Refined products and local synthetic fuels change the overall mix.
Guys, if we can raise R500 000 for a coffee machine, can't we raise R100 million for a border wall for South Africa since the government doesn't want to do it? I'm sure some private donors will come too. We hire those men who wanted to guard the border plus a reputable company🤔
@Luke88ZA@AtubokikiTamun2 There is but Nigerians don’t have your time but being that they travel & have experienced both home n here they for sure know you’ll be robbed for your phone or life at this hour in your beautiful South Africa. ❤️