Puma Energy promotes tourism

Wednesday, June 22, 2016

In the quest to promote tourism in the country, Puma Energy is sponsoring two racing cars to cover technical and fuel support at this weekend’s Toyota 1000km Desert Race.

Puma Energy will provide 30,000 litres of ULP 95 and 10,000 litres of diesel for sale at subsidised prices.

The company will also handle logistics ensuring that fuel is delivered to the racing teams. Speaking at a press briefing last week, Puma Energy general manager, Mahube Mpugwa said the new support is in addition to the one where they have been sponsoring the motor and quadbikes participating in the desert race since 2011.

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