Motorists will soon be paying more for some petroleum products.
From midnight, the retail price will increase in keeping with the landed price of petroleum products.
As a result, diesel will now be retailed at $2.67 a litre – up by two cents; kerosene will now cost $1.76 a litre, an increase of four cents; while the price of gasoline remains unchanged at $3.21 a litre. (PR)
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