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Zambia to Resume Open Access to Diesel Pipeline by January

25 Eylül 2026Bloomberg

Zambia plans to allow open access to its fuel-import pipeline by January, indicating a delay in meeting IMF requirements.
Zambia is set to resume open access to its only fuel-import pipeline by January, as confirmed by a senior official. This decision indicates a postponement in fulfilling a significant requirement from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
The move is crucial for enhancing competition and efficiency in the fuel sector.
The IMF has been urging Zambia to improve its fuel supply chain as part of broader economic reforms necessary for financial assistance. Open access to the fuel pipeline is expected to lower costs and improve service delivery in the fuel sector, which is vital for the land-locked country's economy.
The resumption of open access to the diesel pipeline is a pivotal step for Zambia's economy, particularly in the context of its negotiations with the IMF. However, the delay in implementation raises questions about the government's commitment to reform and the potential impact on fuel prices and supply stability.

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