The clock strikes midnight; a queue of dozens of cars stretches along a street leading to a gas station in Tevragh-Zeina, a district of Nouakchott, the capital. Some drivers get out of their cars to check if the pumps are still working, while others turn off their engines to conserve what little fuel they have left. No one here has an answer to the question on everyone's lips: Will it be their turn before the gas runs out? In recent days, findin…
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The clock strikes midnight; a queue of dozens of cars stretches along a street leading to a gas station in Tevragh-Zeina, a district of Nouakchott, the capital. Some drivers get out of their cars to check if the pumps are still working, while others turn off their engines to conserve what little fuel they have left. No one here has an answer to the question on everyone's lips: Will it be their turn before the gas runs out? In recent days, findin…