When fuel prices rise, the first pain is frequently felt at the gas station. However, in many African countries, the influence extends beyond that.
The global average petrol price rose from $1.49 per litre last month to $1.53 per litre this month.
Rwanda was the only country on the list to record a marginal decline in petrol prices compared with last month.
Petrol prices increased slightly in the Central African Republic, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Cape Verde, Uganda and Senegal.
Malawi and Zimbabwe maintained the same prices, while Morocco entered the top 10, replacing Kenya
