Affordable fuel prices are a boon to African economies, industries, and citizens, and a new report has revealed the top 10 countries with the lowest fuel prices in November. According to data from GlobalPetrolPrices.com, these countries are leading the way in keeping fuel costs down.

The benefits of low fuel prices are far-reaching, with cheaper petrol meaning lower operational costs for businesses in shipping, manufacturing, and agriculture, ultimately boosting profitability and encouraging expansion. The transportation sector, in particular, is a major beneficiary of low fuel prices, ensuring that the economy moves smoothly.

The top 10 African countries with the lowest fuel prices in November are Libya, Angola, Egypt, Algeria, Sudan, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Tunisia, Liberia, and Gabon. These countries, many of which have advanced refining facilities, are able to produce their own gasoline and offer lower prices to consumers.

The average price of gasoline worldwide is currently $1.25 per liter, down from $1.26 per liter last month. With fuel prices playing such a critical role in the economy, this news is likely to be welcomed by businesses and individuals across Africa.