The fuel crisis that has been plaguing Sudan since March has led to an almost entire stop of traffic and public transport, especially in the periphery of the country. Officials attribute the scarcity of fuel to the corruption in the country.
"The Sudanese call the ongoing fuel scarcity 'katma' [suppression, stifling], which means that the crisis has reached its limit," an angry listener reported from Khartoum.
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