Namibia: Minister Modestus Amutse Briefs On Fuel Supply and Price Review in Windhoek

Namibia: Minister Modestus Amutse Briefs On Fuel Supply and Price Review in Windhoek

Document - Windhoek, 27 March 2026.

Namibia cuts fuel levies by HALF to help motorists: Will SA follow suit?

The Namibia government has announced a temporary 50% reduction in fuel levies in a bid to shield consumers from rising pump prices driven by global oil market instability. The measure, confirmed by Energy Minister Modestus Amutse, will take effect from 1 April until the end of June 2026, and will be funded through the country’s National Energy Fund. Response to Global Oil Crisis The decision comes as the ongoing conflict involving the United Sta…

Namibia Cuts Fuel Levies By 50% To Shield Consumers From Middle East Oil Shock

Namibia has moved to cushion motorists and businesses from rising fuel costs by slashing fuel levies by 50% for at least three months, as global oil markets remain under pressure from escalating tensions in the Middle East. The temporary relief measure, announced by Energy Minister Modestus Amutse on Friday, will run from 1 April until the end of June. It comes as disruptions linked to the ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran continue to rattle…

Shielding the nation in a storm: A measured response to global energy volatility – Windhoek Observer

Namibia finds itself navigating yet another period of global uncertainty as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East ripple across international energy markets. Against this backdrop, the government’s decision to temporarily reduce fuel levies by 50% for at least three months is both timely and commendable. It reflects a pragmatic understanding of the pressures facing households and businesses, while signalling a willingness to act decisively in…

Namibia Moves to Ease Fuel Pressure with 50% Levy Cut as Global Oil Volatility Continues

Namibia Moves to Ease Fuel Pressure with 50% Levy Cut as Global Oil Volatility Continues The Government of Namibia is reported to be considering a temporary reduction of fuel levies by up to 50% for a period of three months, a measure aimed at cushioning consumers against rising fuel prices driven by global market instability. […] The post Namibia Moves to Ease Fuel Pressure with 50% Levy Cut as Global Oil Volatility Continues first appeared on …