Sudan’s war cripples economy, leaving many struggling
Al Jazeera · New
Al Jazeera
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More than two and a half years of conflict in Sudan have decimated the economy. Millions of people forced from their homes by the fighting have lost their jobs. And those still earning an income can barely afford basic necessities.
Breakdown
- Salaries have lost value due to currency devaluation since the conflict began. 21s
- Most GDP is spent on the conflict, leaving government salaries unchanged. 54s
- Over 60% of Sudanese were casual workers; many lost jobs after displacement. 1m 3s
- More than 70% of Sudan’s population now lives in poverty, up from 21%. 1m 51s
- Government plans job creation projects, but many still face worsening poverty. 2m 11s