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Iran war threatens East Africa’s economy
East Africa is facing rising fuel prices and inflation after US–Israel airstrikes on Iran disrupted global oil routes. With threats to the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea shipping, regional economies reliant on imported petroleum are under pressure. Leaders urge unity, stronger fuel reserves and measures to ease the economic shock as households feel the strain.
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East Africa is facing rising fuel prices and inflation after US–Israel airstrikes on Iran disrupted global oil routes. With threats to the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea shipping, regional economies reliant on imported petroleum are under pressure. Leaders urge unity, stronger fuel reserves and measures to ease the economic shock as households feel the strain.
East Africa is facing rising fuel prices and inflation after US–Israel airstrikes on Iran disrupted global oil routes. With threats to the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea shipping, regional economies reliant on imported petroleum are under pressure. Leaders urge unity, stronger fuel reserves and measures to ease the economic shock as households feel the strain.
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