Govt pumps N$1bn into fuel price relief

Subsidisation
The government has paid N$1 billion in subsidies to alleviate the burden on consumers relating to fuel costs.
Ogone Tlhage
Mines Minister Tom Alweendo says the government has come to the aid of motorists to the tune of N$1 billion in response to skyrocketing fuel prices.Alweendo made the remarks at an
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Namibian Sun 2025-01-30

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