The Sudan's living crises have worsened sharply, with scarce fuel in the capital, Khartoum, and a number of states, amid expectations that the price of bread will rise to Pound1,000, following new increases in flour prices and bread-making inputs. Sudanese markets are experiencing an escalation in consumer prices, driven by the continued depreciation of the Sudanese pound and the high cost of moving goods between states, as well as by the scarci…
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Arab news: Living conditions in the Sudan have worsened as the fuel shortage crisis has escalated in Khartoum and a number of states, causing high transport tariffs and commodity prices.
The Sudan's living crises have worsened sharply, with scarce fuel in the capital, Khartoum, and a number of states, amid expectations that the price of bread will rise to Pound1,000, following new increases in flour prices and bread-making inputs. Sudanese markets are experiencing an escalation in consumer prices, driven by the continued depreciation of the Sudanese pound and the high cost of moving goods between states, as well as by the scarci…