Port chaos leaves Liberian fuel pumps dry
By AFP
16 February 2020 |
11:14 am
Liberians have faced long queues at petrol pumps for nearly two weeks as sloppy bookkeeping and poor port infrastructure have triggered economically damaging fuel shortages.
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