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The humanitarian and economic crisis in Sudan has worsened after three years of conflict. The Berlin International Conference concluded with new financial commitments to support the country, despite the absence of the main conflicting parties, raising questions about the effectiveness of these pledges.
Sudan is facing a severe fuel crisis, with long queues forming at service stations in several cities. This situation raises concerns about its impact on bread prices and essential goods.
Sudan faces increasing daily pressures as fuel prices soar, tripling significantly due to rising regional tensions. This surge has adversely affected the livelihoods of citizens.
Gold prices in Sudan saw a significant increase today, with the price of 21-carat gold reaching approximately <strong>20,000 Sudanese pounds</strong>. This rise comes amid global market fluctuations and their impact on the local economy.
On Saturday, April 4, 2026, gold prices in Sudan saw a significant increase, with the price of 21K gold reaching approximately <strong>45,000 Sudanese pounds</strong>. This rise is attributed to global market fluctuations and their impact on the local economy.