2 of Malawi fuel reserves ready – Muluzi

Malawi Minister of Mines, Energy and Natural Resources Minister Atupele Muluzi has disclosed that two of the three fuel reserves being constructed in the country have been completed.

Atupele Muluzi: Two reserves ready
Atupele Muluzi: Two reserves ready

Malawi is constructing fuel reserves in all the three regions of the country, with capacity of 10 million litres in the North, 25 million litres in the Centre and another 25 million litres in the South, adding up to 60 million litres once complete.

Muluzi said the completion of the reserves would increase the fuel buffer to about four months from the current 14 days.

“These strategic fuel silos are a gateway to boosting the country’s development because they are being constructed in such a way that the country would have fuel for up to three and half months.

“Currently, we are in the final stages of the two fuel reserves while the other one [in Blantyre] is expected to be finalised in the next three months,” Muluzi told official news agency Mana.

Malawi Government, obtained  a loan from the Indian government worth $26 million for the project.

Follow and Subscribe Nyasa TV :

Sharing is caring!

Follow us in Twitter
26 Comments
newest
oldest most voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
James
James
9 years ago

Not bad for the country…good direction. We are still way behind, let us not lax. Put fuel in the réservés.

Hardson
9 years ago

Gwirani ntchito bwana.

ALPHAH
ALPHAH
9 years ago

Thats what taxpayers want, not cashge. MW need leaders who can work for us. ikatha inayo iye atupele udzanditumile 4n

Mphwache
Mphwache
9 years ago

Building fuel storage is one thing, having strategic reserves is another thing altogether. Just we have maize silos all over the country, find out how much maize reserves we have. Whilst filling maize silos does not require forex, filling up fuel tanks does. Are we going to borrow from the indians again to build up fuel reserve stocks?

Happy Eduardo
Happy Eduardo
9 years ago

Ana amuna a Bingu, always thinking ahead and dreaming in colour. I salute him.

ujeni
ujeni
9 years ago

Why not 25 million litres in each region. Why dont Malawi plan ahead, instead you will find after 10 years, a need to increase capacity arise in Mzuzu. Even the current capacity of our Hospitals, Colleges etc need to be increased because initially we didnt plan for the future

me
me
9 years ago

project from JB dont forget.
its not for this government dont you forget that
never lose your memory people
now tell me who was working nice??????????????????????????????????

nanthola
nanthola
9 years ago

North would have got 5m litres and south 25m litres.there are no vehicles in the north.all buses start the journeys from south.mxiiii

lilian
lilian
9 years ago

Koma amaonjeza in his interviews amachulusa Mchere kutchula dzina LA President zeni zeni zachikale za MCP zija yet he was promoting agenda for change.AAM talk about your Ministry we already know APM is ruling

stv
stv
9 years ago

odi uko

Read previous post:
Lush redefining the Malawi entertainment industry

LUSH Entertainment Company says it is geared to address lack of seriousness and professionalism in Malawian Entertainment, a development which...

Close