Tanzania's service stations overnight have run dry after EWURA gazetted fuel prices slash. A snap survey in Dar es Salaam by Bongo Blast revealed that most service stations are not offering services claiming that they don't have fuel. Ewura should take deterrent measures before the situation gets out of hand.
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The situation in Mbeya is not encouraging as the above pictures show. Some petrol stations are deserted while the few one with fuel are failing to cope as wananchi scramble for the precious liquid. (Source: Full Shangwe blog)
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Paying the price of fuel reduction in Dar es Salaam. (source Bongoweekend blog)
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