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Sudanese Armed Forces control parallel market in Wad Madani amid shortages

1 report, 1 independent Updated Wed 00:00
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Residents of Wad Madani are facing worsening living conditions, including prolonged power cuts, severe fuel shortages, and soaring prices of essential goods. The Sudanese Armed Forces are reportedly exploiting their military positions to secure preferential access to fuel and control the parallel market in the city.

From dabangasudan.org

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The situation in Wad Madani is characterized by a crisis in essential services like electricity, water, and healthcare. The control of resources by the Sudanese Armed Forces contributes to rising prices of consumer goods and acute fuel shortages in the region.

From dabangasudan.org

Who's involved

  • Sudanese Armed ForcesThe military institution exploiting positions to control local markets.
  • Wad MadaniThe city experiencing severe shortages and market disruption.

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