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Namibia: Minister Modestus Amutse Briefs On Fuel Supply and Price Review in Windhoek/in /by
[Namibian] Windhoek, 27 March 2026.
Nigeria: Nigeria Seeing More Interest From LNG Buyers for Its Cargoes – NNPC/in /by
[This Day] FG accelerates permits for oil producers to revive old wells
South Africa: Ramaphosa Orders Ministers to Ease Pain of April Fuel Price Increase/in /by
[Scrolla] Iran shut a key oil shipping route, sending global fuel prices climbing and pushing up food costs for South Africans. President Cyril Ramaphosa says he and Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana are both losing sleep over the coming April fuel and food price increase.
Nigeria: Mixed Reactions Over Proposed Unified Ministry for Power, Petroleum/in /by
[Daily Trust] Stakeholders in the nation's economy have expressed mixed reactions over the recent proposal by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) to merge the Federal Ministry of Petroleum and the Federal Ministry of Power to create a single, unified Ministry of Energy.
South Africa: No National Fuel Shortage Despite Diesel Limits – South African News Briefs – March 30, 2026/in /by
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South Africa: No National Fuel Shortage Despite Diesel Limits – South African News Briefs – March 30, 2026/in /by
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South Africa: No National Fuel Shortage Despite Diesel Limits – South African News Briefs – March 30, 2026/in /by
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Egypt: Egypt Imposes Energy-Saving Curbs As Hormuz Closure Hits Fuel Supply/in /by
[RFI] Egypt will impose emergency energy-saving measures this weekend as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz drives up fuel costs and raises fears of an energy crisis.
Congo-Kinshasa: Escalating Violence and Influx of Returnees in DR Congo Fuel Regional Instability/in /by
[IPS] United Nations -- In the month following the reopening of the Burundi-Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) border, the humanitarian crisis in the DRC has deteriorated considerably, recently marked by an influx of Congolese refugees returning home, where they face overcrowded conditions and a severe shortage of essential services. This comes in the midst of escalating clashes between rebel groups AFC and M23, and forces affiliated with the Kinshasa government, with drone strikes causing widespread destruction and pushing
South Africa: South African Truckers Cross the Border to Save On Fuel/in /by
[Scrolla] Botswana currently charges about R19.27 a litre for petrol, far cheaper than South Africa's expected April inland price of R25.92. Road Freight Association CEO Gavin Kelly said refuelling in Botswana is legal if drivers stick to their vehicle's own tanks.