Angola's fuel subsidies spending projected to hit $4 billion in 2026

China Global Television Network (CGTN) - Oct 17, 2026

Angola could spend as much $4.16 billion on fuel subsidies this year, almost twice its initial projection, a senior finance official told Reuters on Friday.

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