The Congo-Brazzaville, the third-largest oil producer in sub-Saharan Africa, struggles paradoxically to supply its gas stations. For several weeks, petrol has been scarce in Brazzaville, transforming the search for precious liquid into a real course of the fighter. In front of the desperately silent pumps, motorists and taxi drivers multiply the steps, often without success. Meanwhile, clandestine sellers take advantage of the shortage to sell t…
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The Congo-Brazzaville, the third-largest oil producer in sub-Saharan Africa, struggles paradoxically to supply its gas stations. For several weeks, petrol has been scarce in Brazzaville, transforming the search for precious liquid into a real course of the fighter. In front of the desperately silent pumps, motorists and taxi drivers multiply the steps, often without success. Meanwhile, clandestine sellers take advantage of the shortage to sell t…