GOVT ATTRIBUTES FUEL HIKES TO GLOBAL INSTABILITY, SAYS PRICES STILL AMONG LOWEST IN SADC
Zambia's fuel prices have risen due to geopolitical instability in the Middle East. State House Chief Communications Strategist Whitney Mulobela noted that Brent crude is trading at approximately US$112 per barrel. This price is about 73 percent higher than it was one year ago. Despite these increases, the government claims prices remain among the lowest in the SADC region.
GOVT ATTRIBUTES FUEL HIKES TO GLOBAL INSTABILITY, SAYS PRICES STILL AMONG LOWEST IN SADC By Francis Chipalo State House Chief Communications Strategist Whitney Mulobela says geopolitical instability in the Middle East has pushed up fuel prices in Zambia, with Brent crude now trading at about US$112 per barrel, about 73 percentage higher than a year […] The post GOVT ATTRIBUTES FUEL HIKES TO GLOBAL INSTABILITY, SAYS PRICES STILL AMONG LOWEST IN SADC first appeared on The Zambian Observer .