The UK eases some Russian oil and LNG sanctions due to soaring fuel prices and supply concerns, impacting global markets.
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Kenya Protests Turn Deadly Amidst Soaring Fuel Prices and Transport Strikes
Deadly protests erupt in Kenya over soaring fuel prices and transport strikes, causing casualties, arrests, and widespread disruption in Nairobi.
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Comoros Reverses Fuel Price Hikes After Deadly Protests Erupt
Comoros suspends controversial fuel price hikes following deadly protests and clashes, as the government seeks peace and dialogue with its…
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Fuel Prices Set for Significant Jump from May 16 Despite Extended Government Subsidy
Fuel prices for petrol, diesel, and LPG are set to significantly increase from May 16, 2026, despite extended government subsidies.
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Government Extends Fuel Price Cushion Amid Global Volatility
Discover how the government extended its fuel price cushion, absorbing diesel costs to protect consumers from global market volatility and…
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Government Spokesperson Rebuts Claims on Economic Stability’s Impact on Ghanaians
A government spokesperson strongly refutes claims that economic stability fails to benefit ordinary Ghanaians.
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Fuel Prices Poised for Increase from May 16 Despite Government Intervention Efforts
Fuel prices are set to rise from May 16, 2026, despite government efforts; understand how expiring policies affect your costs.
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Political Debate Heats Up Over Economic Stability Claims in Ghana
Ghanaian officials clash over economic stability claims, with government communications minister refuting opposition's assertions about citizen benefits.
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Ghana May Extend Fuel Relief as Crude Oil Prices Surge, Fitch Reports
Fitch reports Ghana may extend fuel price relief measures to combat rising crude oil costs and protect consumers from inflation.
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Nigeria’s Airlines Grounded by Soaring Jet Fuel Prices and Supply Shortages
Nigeria's airlines face widespread disruptions and safety concerns due to soaring jet fuel prices and persistent supply shortages.
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