Lhe measures taken by the Guinean government to stem the export of basic necessities are struggling to have an impact on the household basket as certain products are already experiencing an exponential increase, this is the case for eggs, which fluctuate between 42,000 and 47,000 and cooking gas.
Regarding the latter, a certain rupture is observed in this Ramadan.
Mamadou Saliou is a gas merchant, he observed the rupture, but it is looming on the horizon, dare he believe, because a stock arrived the day before yesterday.
This period of rupture is detrimental to Mamadou Saidou, where the purchase price is panicking.
Normally, a bottle is taken up to 85,000 francs when the applicant presents the empty container otherwise the price can go up to 280,000.
Returning to the charge, the first interlocutor affirms that at home, prices are intact in all seasons and uses this to justify the rush on his merchandise.
Several types of gas are flooding the market, but which is the best quality and why?
The answer jumps out like a litany recited by heart: Senegalese gas. The very one who is experiencing a rupture at the moment.
Now, will know if the rupture of Senegalese gas is not a retaliatory measure against the ban on the export of basic necessities grown in Guinea.
Tkillah Tounkara