Fuel reaches 1,200 CFA francs in Moundou
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Lepaystchad
Chadian service stations are seeing long queues, with petrol selling for 700 CFA francs and diesel for 800 CFA francs in N’Djamena. In Moundou, the country’s economic capital, a litre of petrol has reached 1,200 CFA francs, reports Lepaystchad, as consumers face considerable uncertainty.
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