Rising prices and an unstable currency have made basic goods in Sudan unaffordable, while forcing some Khartoum shops to temporarily close as traders struggle to set prices. Many blame the economic decline on corruption, and the ongoing conflict between the army and RSF. Rimah Hamid reports.
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