zimbabwe fuel prices

GOVERNMENT and oil firms have agreed on a reduced diesel price of $17,28 per litre following a decline in oil prices on the international market.
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Zimbabwe has raised the price of petrol and diesel by 12%, the second increase this month, the energy regulator said on Tuesday, piling more pressure onto consumers hit by soaring inflation.
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Zimbabwe hiked fuel prices on Monday for the second time in a week but most pumps remained dry, with no end in sight to shortages that are helping drive inflation rapidly higher and which have led to protests about the cost of living.
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Zimbabwe’s energy regulator has raised petrol and diesel prices by up to 16%, the fourth increase this year, after the finance minister said fuel was considerably cheaper than in neighbouring countries.
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By Eddie Cross The patient Zimbabwe population is again in that place where it cries out 'How long oh Lord must we suffer under a Government that never seems to learn from its mistakes?' In 2009 we had a Unity Government and after 8…
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A national stayaway kicked off on Monday in opposition to Zimbabwean president Emmerson Mnangagwa hiking fuel prices by 120 percent on January 12 2019, a move which sparked panic buying, with the public speculating a sharp increase in goods…
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Fuel prices will more than double with effect from today to $3,11 a litre of diesel and $3,31 for petrol from an average $1,32 and $1,38 respectively.
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Zimbabwe consumed almost 480 million more litres of petrol and diesel in six months between June and November last year than in the same period in 2017, a gargantuan 77 percent extra, at an additional foreign currency cost of more than…
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Government has ordered players in the petroleum industry to reduce fuel prices with immediate effect to $1,35 per litre for petrol, $1,23 per litre for diesel and $1,17 for paraffin following the reduction in excise duty announced this…
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Zimbabwe's fuel is the most expensive in southern Africa despite government introducing its controversial mandatory blending policy which forces fuel companies to mix unleaded petrol with ethanol as part of reducing the import bill.
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