The Zimbabwe Petroleum and Allied workers Union (ZIPAWU) has accused National Oil Infrastructure Company (NOIC) top management of unjust labor practices that has seen the blacklisting and termination of employment of more than forty employees. Addressing journalists in Harare this morning, ZIPAWU acting secretary general Panganai
Ethanol producing company, Green Fuel has dismissed as false, allegations by the suspended Zanu-PF youth commissar Godfrey Tsenengamu that the company was involved in corrupt and unethical business practices to obtain a monopoly in ethanol blending. In a statement, the company said the remarks made by
Government through its petroleums procurement entity, National Oil Infrastructure Company (NOIC) is struggling to balance fuel imports as diesel supplies have plummeted in the past two weeks. Despite receiving adequate petrol supplies in the past five weeks, NOIC has been inconsistent in injecting enough diesel supplies
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