ANALYSTS have said the fuel price hike of 25 cents a litre today will lead to increases in the prices of basic goods and services, forcing consumers to dig deeper into their pockets.
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Economic Association of Namibia (EAN) research associate, Klaus Schade said in an interview with The Namibia that the fuel price hikes would negatively affect consumers due to higher transportation costs, adding that production costs would also increase for sectors reliant on fuel…