Luanda faces prolonged fuel shortage
Motorists in Angola's capital are struggling to find gasoline, leading to long queues and traffic disruptions.
Motorists in Luanda, Angola, have been struggling for days to find gasoline at various filling stations. While diesel remains available, the lack of gasoline has forced drivers to search across the city for fuel, causing significant traffic congestion and long queues at the few stations that still have supply.
The ongoing shortage is causing growing concern among drivers, particularly those who rely on their vehicles for daily income. André Feliciano, a motorist, stated that the situation is compromising his professional activity, causing him to lose valuable work time while waiting in lines. Mauro Valente, another driver, called for authorities to explain the reasons for the scarcity and present solutions.
Drivers are desperate to understand the cause of the gasoline shortage and when the problem will be resolved. The situation is impacting daily livelihoods as people spend hours searching for fuel instead of working.
Why it mattersMotorists in Luanda are experiencing difficulties in obtaining gasoline, impacting their ability to work and earn a living.