Fears of uprising as Sudan’s economy worsens
Oil-rich south’s independence has hit economy, with government accused by many angry Sudanese of worsening situation.
Published On 17 Mar 2014
The economy of Sudan has been suffering since South Sudan became an independent country in 2011.
The value of the currency has fallen and unemployment is rising.
Inflation rose sharply last year, reaching 44 percent by December, with much of the rise coming from basic food items such as meat, fruit, and milk.
With the government blamed for the situation, fears of a public rising are rife.
Al Jazeera’s Mohammed Adow reports from Khartoum.