Transnet is appealing to motorists not to turn to organised crime syndicates for their fuel needs as prices rocket.
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It has described the criminals who steal fuel from its pipelines as a sophisticated syndicate, which can only continue to thrive with public support. "Our appeal to all the retailers and to all the public is don’t buy fuel from illegal traders, it just makes the problem worse than what it needs to be,” Knoetze said.
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