Senegal bans ministers from foreign travel as oil price rise bites
The fuel cost is nearly double what the government budgeted for putting pressure on stretched finances.
Senegal bans ministers from foreign travel as oil price rise bites
The fuel cost is nearly double what the government budgeted for putting pressure on stretched finances. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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Senegal bans government travel as Iran war oil shock hits public finances
Senegal’s Prime Minister said he had already cancelled his own planned trips.
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