Sudan war and inflation leave families struggling to survive in Khartoum
Summary
Soaring food prices and shrinking incomes force families in Sudan's capital to borrow money and skip meals.
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Neutral
In Khartoum, families are reported to be borrowing money and skipping meals due to soaring food prices and shrinking incomes. These conditions are attributed to the ongoing war and inflation in Sudan.
Sudanese Armed Forces
The ongoing conflict has driven up food prices and reduced incomes, forcing families in Khartoum to borrow money and skip meals.
Regional (AU, IGAD and neighbours)
The escalating conflict in Sudan has driven up food prices and reduced incomes, creating severe economic hardship for families in Khartoum. As a result, residents are forced to borrow money and skip meals to survive the crisis.
Humanitarian / anti-war
In Khartoum, the ongoing war and inflation are forcing families to skip meals and borrow money just to survive. Soaring food prices and shrinking incomes have left households struggling to meet basic needs, highlighting the severe humanitarian crisis facing civilians in the capital.
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Sources
- Al Jazeera(International)
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