The assistant commissioner Petroleum Supply, Ministry of Energy, Mr John Friday, has said government has no control over fuel prices because Uganda is a liberalised economy.
While addressing motorists from southwestern sub-region in Mbarara on Tuesday, Mr Friday said prices of goods and services in the country are determined by forces of demand and supply but not government.
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