Masire Disappointed As Shortage Persists

Monday, July 06, 2020

FUELING A CRISIS: Motorists queue up to fuel their vehicles

The fuel crisis has entered its second week without a solution in sight, despite earlier assurances that supplies will normalise.

Snaking queues and dry pumps have become the order of the day amidst fears the crisis is set to hit its peak in the coming days.

A truck drivers’ strike is looming in South Africa, a major supplier of Botswana’s fuel. Ministry of Mineral Resources, Green Technology and Energy Security permanent secretary, Mmetla Masire expressed his disappointment after the fuel situation did not normalise as he had promised last week Saturday.

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Masire Disappointed As Shortage Persists

The fuel crisis has entered its second week without a solution in sight, despite earlier assurances that supplies will normalise.