Fears abound that the price of fuel will continue to go up as the war escalates.
Editorial Comment

Subsidies vital to cushion business, ordinary people

FUEL prices shot up on Wednesday, twice within five days, as the country is now bearing the impact of the Russo-Ukraine conflict which started over a fortnight ago. The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) first increased the price of fuel from US$1.44 to US$1.51 a litre on Saturday. On Wednesday, it hiked it to US$1.68…

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