South Africa’s biggest petrol company is preparing to shut down a major refinery

Sasol is preparing for a complete shutdown of its Natref facility early next year. TopAuto 28-07-2026 Latest News South Africa’s biggest petrol company is preparing to shut down a major refinery Sasol is preparing for a complete shutdown of its Natref facility early next year. Storm brewing over one of South Africa’s most important roads Road maintenance along the Garden Route in the Western Cape has become a point of contention between two of South Africa's biggest political parties. 10 most fuel-efficient petrol cars you can buy in South Africa As a result of the Middle East conflict escalating and the fuel price outlook uncertain, motorists in South Africa are being driven towards more efficient vehicle choices. New R500 travel fee proposed for South Africa The Department of Home Affairs has gazetted new regulations to introduce a visa processing fee in South Africa. Government spent R28 million on pothole repair machines – that haven’t fixed a single pothole The South African government spent R28 million on new machines to fix potholes in 2021, which have yet to repair a single pothole. South Africa’s new learner’s licence test has a 17% pass rate Less than one in five applicants has passed the new computerised learner's licence test introduced in South Africa. Good news about broken traffic lights in South Africa’s richest province The Gauteng Roads and Transport Department is ramping up efforts to restore broken traffic lights around Johannesburg. Better news about petrol prices Productive peace talks resumed between the US and Iran, which led to the oil price dropping to its lowest price in a week. More motoring news Partner Content Why South African automotive businesses advertise on TopAuto A July 2026 survey of TopAuto readers proves why automotive businesses need to advertise on the website. Hippo 2.0: Same Hippo, just better Life keeps getting more expensive. More responsibilities, more debit orders, more pressure on your budget. How AI is reshaping manufacturing without rewriting the rulebook In common with just about every other industry sector, manufacturing organisations are under pressure to adopt AI and to do so at pace. More partner content

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