Sudan Fuel Prices Soar, Making Daily Life Harder For Workers

Al Jazeera · world

Soaring fuel prices and shortages in Sudan are making it increasingly difficult for ordinary workers to earn a living. Minibus driver Azhari Mohamed spends more time queuing for fuel than driving, significantly reducing his income. Transport fares have been raised by up to 40% to cope with rising costs. Cleaner Aziza Ibrahim now works fewer days to afford the increased travel expenses. The situation highlights the severe economic impact of fuel scarcity on the daily lives of Sudanese citizens.