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Fuel Crisis Worsens in Sudan as States Raise Prices - Sudan Tribune

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Khartoum, September 30, 2026 – The fuel crisis has worsened sharply in the Sudanese capital and several other states, with hundreds of cars queuing in long lines at service stations. This comes as some states begin implementing new increases in gasoline prices. Prime Minister Kamil Idris has directed that fuel stations and pumps be supplied with additional quantities of petroleum products and that distribution be expedited to avoid overcrowding …
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Khartoum, September 30, 2026 – The fuel crisis has worsened sharply in the Sudanese capital and several other states, with hundreds of cars queuing in long lines at service stations. This comes as some states begin implementing new increases in gasoline prices. Prime Minister Kamil Idris has directed that fuel stations and pumps be supplied with additional quantities of petroleum products and that distribution be expedited to avoid overcrowding …

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sudantribune.net broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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