Palm Oil Shortage in Bunia Markets

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: April 5, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

Society & Lifestyle

A palm oil shortage has been observed for about a month in the markets of Bunia due to insecurity on National Road No. 4, caused by ADF attacks. The Association of Palm Oil Depositors is urging the government to secure this route to facilitate trade. This situation has led to rising prices, making palm oil increasingly inaccessible for the population, especially in villages.

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