It's mighty difficult the closer you get to the consumer to raise prices, and that remains the case. There is a big debate out there as to how long can this continue.

Different wholesalers have different prices. They probably should be closer than they are.

If gas prices go up, the consumer is going to be a little tighter than they were.

So if they want to raise the prices, it just means they're getting a little greedy.

If they want to raise the prices, it means that they are getting greedy.

The paradigm of our current situation remains: the consumer prices also on imported goods stay high despite the value of our own currency. The reason for this is still because our consumer services are served by South African companies, hence the benefits never cross the borders to Namibia but stays with banks and companies in South Africa.