A Crisis That Demands Decisive Action

Monday, July 06, 2020

Fuel pumps have run dry across the country, plunging the nation into a new crisis, in the middle of a fight against the coronavirus (COVID-19).

It is the manner in which the crisis unfolded, which has stocked anger amongst locals.

When the first signs of a looming shortage surfaced, the Ministry of Mineral Resources, Green Technology and Energy Security permanent secretary, Mmetla Masire was defiant, maintaining there was no crisis.

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