Amupanda Questions Fuel Supply Deal As August 26 Responds

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Job Amupanda has questioned the fuel supply arrangements involving August 26, alleging that the company took over the Defence Ministry contract after Enercon went into liquidation. He claims its directors established seven privately owned middleman companies to buy and resell fuel at higher prices. Meanwhile, August 26 CEO David Brown held a press conference today, highlighting delays in government payments for fuel shipments.
4 Nov 10AM English Namibia News

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