Reuben Lifuka, a governance activist, has called out Energy Minister Peter Kapala and demanded an explanation for his actions in blocking the importation of affordable fuel by Devon Oil Zambia Limited. Lifuka is seeking clarity on the reasons behind the minister’s decision.
The Energy Minister, Mr. Kapala, has faced criticism for his decision to block the import of affordable fuel from Devon Oil Zambia Ltd. Instead, he has shown favoritism towards agro-fuel investment, a company that is currently being investigated by the anti-corruption commission. This decision has raised concerns and sparked controversy surrounding Mr. Kapala’s actions.
The decision by the Energy Minister to block the import of affordable fuel by Devon Oil Zambia Ltd has faced criticism. Mr. Lifuka has raised concerns about the minister’s decision, stating that it may not be in the best interests of the citizens. This criticism comes at a time when Zambia is already grappling with high fuel prices, with petrol and diesel being sold at around k30 per liter, the highest price ever recorded for the commodity.
This decision has raised concerns about transparency within the energy sector and the potential for corruption. Despite attempts to reach him, Minister Kapala has been unavailable for comment.
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