As the global energy crisis continues to weigh on markets, several African countries face a worsening of fuel shortages, as highlighted in TV5MONDE's 6 October 2026 report. This situation, which affects both large cities and rural areas, threatens the economic and social stability of the continent. A crisis with multiple causes. The experts interviewed by TV5MONDE evoke a combination of factors:Haust of oil prices on the international market, exacerbated by geopolitical tensions; Logistical difficulties in transporting and storing petroleum products; Low refining capacity in most African countries, forcing almost all fuels to be imported; Monetary fluctuations that make imports more expensive. These constraints add to the growing demand for energy, driven by rapid urbanization and industrial development. Heavy economic and social consequences Shortages lead to a general increase...
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