Botswana Energy Regulatory Authority (BERA) has cautioned the public against the illegal trade of fuel. This comes after the country experienced a severe shortage of fuel in the past week, a situation which has since escalated and left many vehicles parked. The Authority has warned that due to shortage being experienced, there is a likelihood […]
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