The retail price of 95-grade petrol in South Africa will remain unchanged from May 6, while the wholesale diesel price will dip by 0.44 percent, the energy department said on Thursday.
The government adjusts the price of fuel every month, taking into account global prices and shifts in the rand exchange rate.
(Reporting by Stella Mapenzauswa)
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