By Burnett Munthali
The battle for fuel at Kafoteka Filling Station in Lilongwe continues to intensify as motorists endure long hours in queues.
Vehicles have been lining up in long, winding lines, with drivers anxiously waiting to refuel.
The persistent fuel shortage has led to growing frustration among citizens, many of whom must spend hours just to access the scarce commodity.
The queues have not only tested people’s patience but also created major traffic disruptions in the area.
Motorists who are not seeking fuel are often caught in the chaos, struggling to navigate through the blocked roads.
The situation has been particularly difficult for those who wish to drive quickly to their destinations, only to find their paths obstructed by idle fuel queues.
Despite efforts by authorities to normalize the supply of fuel in the country, the crisis remains unresolved in several areas, including this part of the capital.
Residents and commuters alike have called on the government and fuel suppliers to find immediate solutions to the ongoing problem.
The fuel shortage, which has affected multiple sectors of the economy, continues to be a source of stress and uncertainty for many Malawians.
