The government has announced a roadmap for moving all light vehicles away from the fuel tax and on to road user charges.
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The Ethiopian government has banned all diplomatic missions and international organisations from importing petrol and diesel vehicles.
The government has announced a roadmap for moving all light vehicles away from the fuel tax and on to road user charges.
Source: Zimbabwe enforces ethanol blending, bans unleaded petrol – #Asakhe – CITE By Costa Nkomo The Zimbabwean government has banned the sale of...
Ethiopia’s state-owned carrier Ethiopian Airlines said it has suspended flights to neighbouring Eritrea, citing unspecified difficult operating...
The Zimbabwean government has banned the sale of unleaded petrol in a bid to retain the National Oil Infrastructure Company’s (NOIC) monopoly in the...
Wallace Ruzvidzo, Herald Reporter ALL petrol sold in Zimbabwe must be blended with ethanol before sale, the Government announced yesterday. From next...
In addition to the polluting cars and trucks rumbling along the roads, cleaner — and quieter — vehicles are joining the traffic. Electric buses,...
HARARE – A new era of fuel in Zimbabwe begins next week, as the government implements mandatory ethanol blending in all unleaded petrol, effectively...
Electric car sales in Norway took a 94-percent share of the market in August -- a new world record -- statistics showed Monday, as sales in the rest...
After about 28 years that any local crude oil refinery produced Petrol in Nigeria, the Dangote Petrol chemical industries has broken the jinx as it...
Nitin Gadkari, the road transport minister, indicated that electric vehicles could be subsidy-free within two years as their prices are expected to...