We are looking at quite a big increase in April and that is because not only has the price of fuel gone up overseas, on average for the month, but also because the Rand has gone down. There are two factors that might mitigate against the increase being as high as 80c, excluding the tax increases, and those are that the fuel price is heading down again, even though it has generally been higher most of the month and the Rand has showed some strength in recent days.  The under-recovery on the international market works out at about 57c a litre for 95 unleaded petrol and 23c or so on the exchange rate at the time of me writing this.  That would lead to an automatic increase of about 80c but of course, and that is where the real shock comes in, there will be an extra 50c for the Road Accident Fund from 1 April 2015 and the general fuel levy will increase by 30,5c, so essentially at the moment, and hold your breath, we are heading for a R1,60 increase on 95 unleaded and about R1,55 on 93 unleaded petrol. That means the pump price of the unleaded 95 petrol which is currently R11,27 is going to jump to around R12,87 depending on the fluctuation of the market in the last few days of the month.  That certainly is going to come as a huge shock to everyone, but if we are to be positive, it is at least still below the R14,00 we all got used to paying last year.  You can always find this information at www.cefgroup.co.za/petrol-price/.