Angola continues among the countries with the cheapest petrol, occupying second place in Africa and fourth in the world, with a cost of 0.327 dollars per litre (0.29 euros), the Angolan Government has today released.
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09/11/2026
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Ait remains between countries with the cheapest petrol, occupying the second place in Africa and the fourth in the world, with a cost of US$ 0.327 a litre (EUR 0.29), the Angolan Government has today released.
The Ministry of Mineral, Petroleum and Gas Resources of Angola states that the country “continues to stand out in the African energy landscape by appearing among countries with the lowest gasoline prices on the continent.”.
Angola appears only behind Libya, which leads both African and global, reads in the statement.
The Angolan government cites data from GlobalPetrolPrices, referring to October, according to which “the country ranks second in Africa and fourth in the world ranking of markets with more affordable fuel”.
“The Angolan performance reflects the impact of fuel price regulation policies and the strategic importance of the national oil sector, one of the pillars of the country’s economy,” says the sector’s guardianship.
Angola is one of the largest oil producers on the African continent and occupies the world's 18th place, with production around one million barrels a year.
Although it represents more than 80% of exports, oil weighs less than 17% in wealth production in the country where the minimum wage is 100,000 kuanzas (97 euros).