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It is not Gvt’s business to build petrol stations. It is like asking Gvt to build grocery shops because you have shortages of sugar, toothpaste, soap etc.
Petrol stations/fuel stations are there in Kasama,,, what is not there is fuel, dont you get it??
PF and Sata controls the national supply and distribution of fuel, they are broke to pay their suppliers and they are clueless. GBM would come in handy at this point, you yes!!
Rotten Teeth indeed. Its govts duty to create an environment and its govts duty to ensure facilities meant for smooth livelihood of its people are met . If in Lusaka we experience fuel shortage. Must we say its not govt duty to look into such a problem honestly??
I would’nt worry about ROTTEN TEETH, as his name suggests, he must be a PF cadre with that reasoning.
Kasama residents will suffer since it is Sata’s goal to make GBM appear inadequate.
My simple argument is that Gvt’s responsibility ends at creating the necessary environment. I dont think it is right to expect Gvt to construct and run petrol stations as the story seems to suggest. Even if this happened in Lsk, I would not expect Gvt to respond by constructing and running petrol stations. Let’s have objective and well reasoned arguments and not cheap name calling or labelling.
After all that seems to be a perfect business opportunity for some entreprenure to take advantage of . The question you might want to ask therefore is why are people not building those petrol stations in Kasama ? The answer is simple : the price of fuel is too low and the volumes in rural areas far too low to make an attractive investment case . Until the price of fuel is not kept artificially low , investors will find difficult to open petrol stations in rural areas where the qunatities of fuel sold are relatively low . That is the challenge which gvt needs to address. Unfortunately it requires more thinking than winning a by- election.
ITS OK FOR KASAMA YOU VOTED FOR PF
Bemba’s vs Sata
Look beyond what you see you ordinary Zambians!
It’s PF trying to get back at GBM but the ones to pay for GBM’s sins are his electorates!
This is how dirty your politics have become!
This has never happened in Kasama!
Why now?
They really want to squeeze him!
Revert to the old system,where its cheaper in ndola then a bit expensive in kasama.there won’t be shortages in areas distant from indeni ,thers petrol in ndola plenty of it.
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It is not Gvt’s business to build petrol stations. It is like asking Gvt to build grocery shops because you have shortages of sugar, toothpaste, soap etc.
Petrol stations/fuel stations are there in Kasama,,, what is not there is fuel, dont you get it??
PF and Sata controls the national supply and distribution of fuel, they are broke to pay their suppliers and they are clueless. GBM would come in handy at this point, you yes!!
Rotten Teeth indeed. Its govts duty to create an environment and its govts duty to ensure facilities meant for smooth livelihood of its people are met . If in Lusaka we experience fuel shortage. Must we say its not govt duty to look into such a problem honestly??
I would’nt worry about ROTTEN TEETH, as his name suggests, he must be a PF cadre with that reasoning.
Kasama residents will suffer since it is Sata’s goal to make GBM appear inadequate.
My simple argument is that Gvt’s responsibility ends at creating the necessary environment. I dont think it is right to expect Gvt to construct and run petrol stations as the story seems to suggest. Even if this happened in Lsk, I would not expect Gvt to respond by constructing and running petrol stations. Let’s have objective and well reasoned arguments and not cheap name calling or labelling.
After all that seems to be a perfect business opportunity for some entreprenure to take advantage of . The question you might want to ask therefore is why are people not building those petrol stations in Kasama ? The answer is simple : the price of fuel is too low and the volumes in rural areas far too low to make an attractive investment case . Until the price of fuel is not kept artificially low , investors will find difficult to open petrol stations in rural areas where the qunatities of fuel sold are relatively low . That is the challenge which gvt needs to address. Unfortunately it requires more thinking than winning a by- election.
ITS OK FOR KASAMA YOU VOTED FOR PF
Bemba’s vs Sata
Look beyond what you see you ordinary Zambians!
It’s PF trying to get back at GBM but the ones to pay for GBM’s sins are his electorates!
This is how dirty your politics have become!
This has never happened in Kasama!
Why now?
They really want to squeeze him!
Revert to the old system,where its cheaper in ndola then a bit expensive in kasama.there won’t be shortages in areas distant from indeni ,thers petrol in ndola plenty of it.