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Sudan: Fuel hits 55,000 Ls in Khartoum
In Sudan, the price of a gallon of fuel has reached a record high, reaching 55,000 pounds in the parallel market and 44,000 pounds at official stations. This is due to a shortage of imported supplies, which has led to traffic congestion. The prices of gasoline and diesel have continued to rise over the past few months, from 23,000 to 35,000 pounds for gasoline and from 32,000 to 44,000 pounds for diesel. The country is struggling to meet the demand because of fluctuating foreign currencies and government delays in providing fuel, which has increased transportation costs and impacted the economy. Meanwhile, Sudan faces a widespread humanitarian crisis, with millions displaced and living conditions deteriorating due to the ongoing war since April 2023.
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