MERA blames forex, logistics for fuel shortages as NOCMA turns to direct allocations
The Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA) has attributed the country’s ongoing fuel supply challenges to foreign exchange (forex) constraints and ...
Read moreThe Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA) has attributed the country’s ongoing fuel supply challenges to foreign exchange (forex) constraints and ...
Read moreFuel reserves held by the National Oil Company of Malawi (NOCMA) have reportedly run dry, forcing the company to adopt ...
Read moreBy Innocent Manda: The Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority has raised fuel pump prices effective October 1, 2025, citing increased landed ...
Read moreThe Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA) has directed the suspension of allocation of fuel stocks to SIMSO Oil and Transport ...
Read moreFollowing the Reserve Bank of Malawi’s (RBM) devaluation of the kwacha from K1 180 to K1 700 against the US ...
Read moreMinister of Information and Digitalisation, Moses Kunkuyu says stable stocks of diesel and petrol will be achieved by the weekend ...
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