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The Namibian
Puma requires payment or cash guarantee to refill trucks
“Puma requires either payment or a cash guarantee to refill trucks, which Nasan cannot provide.”
Fuel shortages hit Nasan service stationsThe Namibian
Puma allegedly imported the oil for Namcor's national oil storage facility
“The oil was allegedly imported by Puma, which Namcor recently contracted to supply the national oil storage facility.”
Namcor accused of supplying substandard fuel to Botswana and Namibia as engine damage fears riseThe Namibian
Puma failed to lower costs on Black Friday
“The Shells, Pumas, Totals, and johnny-come-lately Namcor cannot be left to overcharge on everything in the name of convenience and yet not play their part on Black Friday.”
Next Black Friday: Service StationsThe Namibian
Puma has had products handled by Namcor at the facility
“The publication also reported that Namcor recently started handling products imported by other international marketing companies, such as Puma, Engen and TotalEnergies.”
Namcor targets 100% use of N$5,8b oil storage facilityThe Namibian
Puma sponsored the Boost Up Comedy Night
“The Boost Up Comedy Night was sponsored by Puma and with it, it brought the official announcement of the comeback of Free Your Mind.”
Puma Aids Free Your Mind Comeback During Boost Up NightThe Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy announced that TotalEnergies has been selected as the sole supplier of Namibia's bulk petrol and diesel for November 2026 to January 2027. New oil player Nasan Energies, founded in late 2024 and majority-owned by Millennium Group chief executive Miguel Hamutenya, participated in the bidding round, while state-owned Namcor did not.
14 hours ago · The Namibian →
The Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy announced that TotalEnergies has been selected as the sole supplier of Namibia's bulk petrol and diesel for November 2026 to January 2027. New oil player Nasan Energies, founded in late 2024 and majority-owned by Millennium Group chief executive Miguel Hamutenya, participated in the bidding round, while state-owned Namcor did not.
14 hours ago · The Namibian →
The City of Windhoek is launching a new permit system for heavy vehicles over nine tonnes entering the city from 1 September, requiring operators to obtain permits for delivery or authorised purposes and restricting unpermitted vehicles to industrial areas. The city says the system is needed to reduce congestion and road damage caused by rising heavy vehicle traffic.
1 September 2026 · The Namibian →
The Ministry of Mines and Energy defended its three-month fuel supply deal with Vitol, stating the jet fuel shortage affecting the country since last week results from a failed quality inspection of a Puma-Vivo fuel shipment, not the government arrangement which covers only petrol and diesel.
25 August 2026 · The Namibian →
At least four service stations supplied by Nasan Energies have run dry in recent days as logistical, financial and supply issues plague the company's takeover of 52 new stations. Fuel and Franchise Association chairperson Michael Ludeke says retailers are being affected worst financially, particularly due to Nasan's shift from a "load-over-load" payment model to upfront payment for fuel orders.
4 June 2026 · The Namibian →
Namibia Airports Company chief executive Bisey /Uirab says the country has sufficient fuel capacity to bridge short-term supply constraints amid geopolitical tensions affecting shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. Fuel suppliers at Namibian airports are contractually required to maintain reserves of Jet A1 and FGas.
4 May 2026 · The Namibian →
Motorists queued at service stations across Namibia yesterday to fill up before fuel prices rise by N$2.50 per litre for petrol and N$4 per litre for diesel on 1 April, prompting panic buying, hoarding, and complaints that wholesalers are withholding contracted supplies to profit from higher prices. The government says sufficient stocks exist and has reduced levies by 50%, but restrictions on bulk purchases by retailers like Agra are disrupting farming operations.
2 April 2026 · The Namibian →
Botswana Oil flagged that fuel trucks loaded from Namcor's Walvis Bay terminal in early January failed quality tests for octane rating, raising concerns that substandard fuel may have entered Namibia's retail network and could damage engines. Namcor disputes the allegations, saying the product met specifications at discharge and underwent standard testing procedures.
1 February 2026 · The Namibian →