
Zambia Says Petroleum Procurement Debt Has Fallen to US$210 Million
The Ministry of Energy says Zambia's petroleum procurement debt fell to about US$210 million by July 2026, but has not published a supplier-by-supplier balance.
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The Ministry of Energy says Zambia's petroleum procurement debt fell to about US$210 million by July 2026, but has not published a supplier-by-supplier balance.

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