Energy Minister John Jinapor has been criticised by the Minority in Parliament following remarks he made regarding his efforts in addressing the country's power sector.
The opposition lawmakers have accused him of prioritising media headlines over resolving the persistent challenges bedevilling the sector.
Read also: I'm fixing the energy sector, not complaining - John Jinapor fires back at critics Speaking at a workshop organised by the Energy Committee of Parliament, Mr Jinapor disclosed that the country has limited reserves of liquid fuel to power its thermal plants.
However, members of the Minority argue that such public pronouncements risk inciting public panic and could send negative signals to investors and the broader business community.
