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As fuel prices climb across France, drivers are discovering a cheaper, cleaner alternative at the pump. Bioethanol is now gaining momentum as an affordable solution that costs about 95 cents per liter.
Kenya's government slashed fuel taxes by half for two months, forgoing $70 million in revenue to protect families and businesses from soaring global oil prices. The tax relief cut VAT on petroleum from 16% to 8% between April and May 2026.
FlySafair just slashed its fuel surcharge by 40%, putting money back in travelers' pockets as global oil routes recover from conflict. The airline introduced the extra fee in March when Middle East tensions disrupted fuel supplies, but improving conditions mean cheaper flights are back.
A new government tool is keeping more money in drivers' pockets despite petrol prices hitting a three-year high. The mandatory price transparency scheme is forcing gas stations to compete, saving motorists up to £9 per tank.
Indonesia just slashed jet fuel prices by 10% nationwide, making flights more affordable for millions of travelers. The move by state-owned Pertamina could lower ticket costs and connect remote islands across the archipelago.
After a week of nationwide disruption, Kenya's transport operators called off their strike following President Ruto's commitment to lower diesel prices. The agreement brings relief to millions who rely on public transportation daily.
Thousands of Kenyan commuters can breathe easier after transport operators called off their nationwide strike following productive talks with President Ruto. The government promised fuel price cuts, insurance reforms, and loan relief for drivers.
Australia's Fair Work Commission just issued a groundbreaking order requiring major companies like Coles, Woolworths, and Amazon to review fuel costs with truck drivers every two weeks. Thousands of truckers have been working at a loss as diesel prices soared past $3 per liter.
Millions of Kenyans will get relief at the pump after President William Ruto signed a new law slashing fuel taxes by 50% for three months. The move could lower transportation costs and everyday prices across the country.
Ghana's President Mahama just banned fuel allowances for all government ministers while slashing taxes to lower prices at the pump. The dual move shows leaders sharing the burden as citizens face rising costs from Middle East conflicts.
Ghana's government is removing fuel taxes and margins starting next week to protect families from rising costs driven by global oil disruptions. The move aims to prevent price increases from spilling into transport fares and everyday goods.
Ghana is rolling out 100 new Metro Mass Transit buses immediately to help commuters facing higher transport costs after fuel prices jumped. The government promises fares lower than private operators, with 200 more buses arriving by year's end.
