Zambia: Govt. Restores Excise Duty On Fuel

Author: lusakatimes.comPublished on: October 9, 2026Country: Zambia

Business & Economy

Zambia: Govt. Restores Excise Duty On Fuel

The Zambian government has announced the reinstatement of excise duty on fuel, returning to the previous policy. This decision comes amid efforts to boost fiscal revenue. The move may impact fuel prices and living costs for Zambian consumers.

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