Iran War Triggers Africa's Hunt to Secure New Fuel

Mar 19th, 2026 Iran War Triggers Africa's Hunt to Secure New Fuel The war in Iran is strangling fuel shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, leaving many African nations with just weeks of oil left. Lacking their own refineries, these countries are now being outbid by wealthier nations, sparking fears of fuel shortages and price hikes across the continent. Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja spoke to Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East and Africa. Duration: 2:03 Oil Spike Hits Asian Economies Hard Opinion Duration: 3:09 Takaichi Will Walk a Diplomatic Tightrope in US The Asia Trade Duration: 1:58 Powell Says Fed Rates Are Borderline Restrictive Duration: 1:22 Bank of Japan Holds Steady on Rates Duration: 1:37 Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged, Projects One Cut in 2026 Duration: 3:08 Jeff Currie Says Oil Is ‘Mispriced’ at $100 Per Barrel Duration: 1:30 Prices Paid to US Producers Rise on Goods, Services Costs Duration: 3:31 Iran War Triggers Africa's Hunt to Secure New Fuel Av