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Niger: Niger Receives 1.65m Liters of Algerian Fuel As Shortages Persist

AllAfrica ·

[Daba Finance] Niger has received its first shipment of fuel from Algeria, with 53 tanker trucks delivering 1.65 million liters of petroleum products to the northern city of Agadez as the country seeks to ease fuel shortages and strengthen energy cooperation with its northern neighbor. The convoy…

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