Escalating Middle East conflict and global oil supply disruptions have driven up international crude prices, directly threatening Namibia’s import-reliant economy.
Petrol will increase by 60c while diesel 50ppm and diesel 10ppm will each go up by 160c per litre as of midnight on 2 September, the Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy announced last week.
“War destabilises all facets of life, including economies, and Namibia is no exception,” Clayton Peel, a lecturer at the Namibia University of…
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