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Sudan Inflation Remains High Despite Sanctions Removal

Economists have described President Omar Al-Bashir's directives to Bank of Sudan to control the exchange rates and reduce inflation rates as "futile propaganda, with the main objective to notify people that the president is concerned about their livelihood which is not true".

Sudan: Prices of Consumer Goods Skyrocketing Again in Sudan

Radio Dabanga, 5 November 2017

People across Sudan are complaining about a renewed rise in the prices of food and consumer goods. Traders in Darfur attributed the increased prices to the multiple levies and fees… Read more »

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President Omar al-Bashir

Sudan: President's Currency Directives 'Futile Propaganda Without Reform' - Economist

Radio Dabanga, 1 November 2017

Economists have described President Omar Al Bashir's directives to the Ministry of Finance and the Bank of Sudan to control the exchange rates and reduce inflation rates yesterday… Read more »
Sudan: U.S. Dollar Rate Breaks Record in Sudan Markets

Radio Dabanga, 7 November 2017

The exchange rate of the U.S. Dollar against the Sudanese pound rose to an all-time high of 23 pounds in Sudanese parallel markets on Monday. Read more »

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Sudan’s Government Urged to Act Quickly to Save Economy

Author:

Al Jazeera

Publisher:

Al Jazeera

Publication Date:

8 November 2017

The Sudanese government is being urged to take immediate action to take advantage of opportunities for the country's crippled economy. see more »

Uganda: Sudan Introduces Airline to Boost Trade With Uganda

Monitor, 8 November 2017

Uganda's coffee exports to Sudan are set be boosted by the introduction of Tarco airlines that will ferry both cargo and passengers. Read more »
Sudan: Washington Reaffirmed Revocation of Economic and Trade Sanctions Remains Valid

SNA, 1 November 2017

The United States of America on Wednesday said the decision to revoke the economic and trade sanctions against the Sudan was final and that the decision on the national emergency… Read more »