GlobalPetrolPrices Ranks Malawi Highest at $3.83 a Litre, Libya Lowest at $0.023
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Updated · Jacaranda FM · Jun 26
GlobalPetrolPrices Ranks Malawi Highest at $3.83 a Litre, Libya Lowest at $0.023
1 articles · Updated · Jacaranda FM · Jun 26
Summary
Malawi topped Africa’s petrol-price table at about $3.83 a litre as of June 22, while Libya remained the cheapest at just $0.023, according to GlobalPetrolPrices.
Rwanda ranked second-most expensive at roughly $2 a litre and Zimbabwe third at about $1.98, underscoring how sharply prices vary across the continent.
South Africa placed ninth among Africa’s most expensive fuel markets at $1.67 a litre—about R28—even as local petrol prices are expected to ease in July.
Among the cheapest markets after Libya, Angola stood at $0.33 a litre and Algeria at $0.35, highlighting the gap between subsidized producers and higher-cost importers.