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Sudan: Fuel costs 55,000 pounds in Khartoum
Khartoum in Sudan is experiencing a record-breaking rise in fuel prices, with the price per gallon reaching 44,000 pounds at gas stations and 55,000 pounds in the black market, amid a persistent shortage crisis that has lasted for days. The increase is due to the lack of imported fuel supplies, and the fluctuations in prices are linked to the decline in the value of the pound against foreign currencies. This has led to long queues of cars in front of stations and increased transportation and goods costs. The crisis, now in its fifth day, continues to impact residents' lives and the local economy amidst ongoing political and military conflict in the country.
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