RED SEA CHAOS: Fuel on the fire — there’s a Trumpian upside to the global oil crisis
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South Africa could not avoid the latest fuel price increase because the Houthis choked off Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea exit, but that starts another conversation altogether about who benefits.
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