Iran War Escalates Demand Surge for Dangote Refinery Across Africa

As Middle East tensions intensify with the Iran war, petrol demand for Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery is surging across Africa, building on recent shifts by countries like South Africa and Ghana amid the Strait of Hormuz siege.

A ThisDayLive article dated March 21, 2026, highlights how the Iran war is driving heightened petrol demand for the Dangote Refinery throughout Africa. This development follows reports from March 20 of countries including South Africa, Ghana, and Kenya turning to the refinery due to tightening Middle East fuel supplies from the Strait of Hormuz siege (Daily Trust). The refinery is emerging as a key alternative amid these regional disruptions. Specific details on demand volumes, additional countries, or timelines remain unavailable in the source excerpt.

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Dramatic aerial view of Iranian naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, halting oil tankers amid US-Israel tensions, with surging global oil prices.
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Iran blokir Selat Hormuz di tengah eskalasi konflik dengan AS dan Israel

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Eskalasi konflik antara Iran, Amerika Serikat, dan Israel telah menyebabkan Iran memerintahkan penutupan Selat Hormuz, menghentikan lalu lintas kapal tanker dan memicu lonjakan harga minyak dunia di atas US$80 per barel. Dampaknya meluas ke Eropa, yang kini mempertimbangkan kembali rencana menghentikan impor gas Rusia, sementara Indonesia mendorong deeskalasi melalui organisasi D-8 dan menjamin pasokan BBM tetap aman.

Several African countries, including South Africa, Ghana and Kenya, are turning to Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery as fuel supplies from the Middle East tighten due to a siege in the Strait of Hormuz.

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South Africa faces acute fuel supply disruptions from the Middle East conflict and Strait of Hormuz closure, despite government assurances of no crisis. Local shortages have emerged, while price increases loom for April. Agricultural harvests risk lower yields due to diesel limits.

Perang yang sedang berlangsung antara Iran dan Israel telah meningkat, dengan pertukaran rudal dan penutupan berkelanjutan Selat Hormuz yang mengganggu pasokan minyak global. Harga minyak telah melonjak di atas $100 per barel, memicu penurunan pasar dan ketakutan inflasi di seluruh dunia. Pemerintah merespons dengan langkah-langkah untuk menstabilkan pasar energi di tengah kekhawatiran atas konflik yang berkepanjangan.

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Following US and Israeli attacks on Iran last week, Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz on March 1, 2026, surging global oil prices and threatening fuel costs in Kenya just before the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) review on March 14.

Oil prices have surged past $90 a barrel a week after the US and Israel launched major attacks on Iran, escalating into a Middle East war. The conflict has stranded oil shipments in the Persian Gulf and damaged key facilities, disrupting supplies. Consumers globally face higher gasoline and diesel costs as a result.

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The price of Brent Crude Oil has risen to nearly 84 dollars per barrel amid ongoing conflict in the Middle East. This surge marks the highest level since July 2024 and raises concerns about potential supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz. Analysts warn that the escalation could compound global inflation risks.

 

 

 

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