Please follow and like us:
Pin Share

By Tendai Guvamombe

Harare, Zimbabwe (News Of The South) Barely a day after the Ministry of Finance intensified what it termed ´Operation Restore Sanity’ in the Central Business District and the subsequent reducing of ZUPCO hiking fares to RTGS 0.50 the fresh fuel shortage rocked the country.

This followed a statement release issued on Monday by the Secretary for Finance and Economic Development Dr George Guvamatanga purporting the Central Bank was pleased to announce that procurement of fuel by the Oil Marketing Companies was to be done through the Interbank Foreign Exchange Market.

The rapid measures enforced have been met by high fuel shortage witnessed in some various parts of the Capital.

A survey conducted today by this news crew showed that most vehicles spent the day lined up in fuel queues with the few available ones charging exorbitant fares.

By the beginning of dusk hours most people spent several hours at their pick up points waiting for the ZUPCO Buses which are reported to be scarce.

Picture images circulating on the social media show stranded people stampeding into a bus through windows.

Please follow and like us:
Pin Share
0

Comments

comments

About Author

Correspondent

@News Of The South, @Southern African news, @ South News today, @ Breaking News, @Africa News today, @Latest News, @African And Diaspora News, @Zimbabwean News, @Zimbabwe latest news, @World News, @Latest World News, @ News, @Latest news Of The South, @News Of The South Zimbabwe, @ Breaking News Of The South, @Southern News today live, @Harare news

Like Us On Facebook

SUBSCRIBE: YouTube Channel

Ad

Recent Comments