Zera announces fuel price increase

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By Methembe Sibanda | NewsDay |

The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) has announced an upward review on diesel and blend prices for February 2022.
Diesel now costs $168.17 per litre up from $149.55 while blend is now at $152.87, according to a statement by the regulatory authority.

The United States dollar price has been pegged at US$1.44 per litre from US1.38 for diesel and US$1.41 for petrol.

“The public and operators are advised that the blending ratio still remains at EO. Operators may sell the petroleum products below the prescribed prices depending on their trading advantages and should display prices in a prominent place as provided by the fuel pricing regulations,” read the statement.

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4 years ago

How much is that in USA

4 years ago
Reply to  Garison Mpala

Garison Mpala use interbank rate.

4 years ago

Mthuli just take the US simple

4 years ago

Why every day/ every week or month announce fuel increase , something is not adding up

4 years ago

Mmm, apparently in Zambia they’ve announced a decrease..

4 years ago

Zvakaomawo..

4 years ago

I wonder how long before the Zanu PF have to adopt the US$ again , these clowns are truly stupid , if they got rid of the military and let a civilian govt have a go I am sure things would heal possibly with a bit of white help.

4 years ago

Zvese zvotokwiravo.

4 years ago

….Where is that diesel…..at which Filling Station…or I will come and give u that money plus 50% of it wononditengera….!!!

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