Bulawayo has been earmarked for expanded fuel storage capacity, according to Herald.co.zw. The Zimbabwean publication reported the development on Thursday, 15 October 2026.
The report identifies Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second-largest city, as the location selected for the additional storage. Herald.co.zw did not disclose the scale of the expansion, the parties involved, or a timeline in the material available.
Fuel storage capacity matters for supply security, and the selection of Bulawayo points to a decision to direct additional capacity to the country's southern region. Beyond the location and the intent to expand, Herald.co.zw's report provided no further specifics.
Details on how the expanded capacity would be funded, built, or operated were not included in the reporting. It is also not yet clear whether the plan covers new facilities, an upgrade of existing ones, or both.
CYBEV.io will continue to monitor the story as Herald.co.zw and other outlets publish additional information.
