Some commodity trading companies are under suspicion of taking advantage of weak fuel standard in West African region especially in Côte d'Ivoire to produce, deliver and sell diesel and gasoline, which is damaging to people's health. Locals in the capital Abidjan are already complaining about the air pollution caused by this situation. Here's more on that story.
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