Sudan’s junta government has rolled out a major new plan to fix the country’s struggling transport system, backed by billions of pounds. Officials say they will crack down on illegal “Hiace” minibuses and create clearer rules for how bus companies share routes and compete. Critics have accused General Abdel Fattah al Burhan’s junta administration of mishandling corruption in the transport sector, blaming it for the current disorder. The finance …
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