The price of petrol and diesel on Tuesday rose by 14 and 15 percent, respectively, as Cameroon cut some of its costly fuel subsidies, a move that will please international donors calling for reforms.
A bottle of gas was up just over 8 percent, a government statement issued late on Monday said.
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