hen Angola lifted its fuel subsidies, it didn’t just raise prices — it ignited a storm. Nguungula Fuel: Angola’s Price Reckoning — Power, Protest, and Policy Along the Namibia–Angola Corridor uncovers how a single policy decision reshaped economies, livelihoods, and border politics across Southern Africa.

Through sharp analysis and vivid storytelling, Dr. Rauna Shipena explores the protests, the looting, and the lasting aftermath that continues into October 2025, as Namibian authorities still arrest individuals and confiscate smuggled fuel. This book exposes the human cost of reform, the fragility of governance, and the resilience of those who live between policy and survival.

A must-read for anyone interested in African politics, energy economics, and the social realities behind state decisions.