Queues over hikes
A recent Afrobarometer survey indicates that nearly seven out of ten people in Malawi prefer dealing with fuel shortages over paying higher prices. These residents also prefer shortages over the devaluation of the kwacha. The findings place the government in a difficult position. The country is currently struggling with shortages of both fuel and foreign currency.
Nearly seven in 10 Malawians would rather endure fuel shortages than pay more at the pump or see the kwacha devalued, a new Afrobarometer survey has found. The findings, from Afrobarometer’s Round 11 Survey in Malawi, present government with competing public demands as the country struggles with foreign currency and fuel shortages. The survey, conducted … The post Queues over hikes appeared first on Nation Online .