We always trip … and the crisis is exacerbated ✍️ d. ALAA IMAD AL -DIN AL -BADRI
What we are experiencing today is no longer a circumstantial crisis, but a tragic reality which is repeated daily in each house and each street, especially in safe areas, high prices have reached unprecedented levels and liquidity crises exhaust the citizen as if we were in a completely isolated country. It is like alleviating the crisis and controlling the markets, and the continuous opening of borders with neighboring countries, led by Egypt, is supposed to be a vital outlet for the flow of the necessary needs if the real will is found, but what is happening on the ground suggests that there are those who contribute or unintectually to increase the suffering of the citizen.
As for the capital, Khartoum, which was exhausted by the war, and it was yesterday the need for an environmental rescue plan and full service, today, it is witness to the return of many citizens despite the difficult circumstances because the alternatives have become the most cruelty of the citizen. Health is far from the hand, whole families, you do not find what you put on the dining table, while the days and months go in the absence of signs to improve the situation. Talking about “basic needs” is only a luxury, but rather a long dream.
The crisis does not stop only on the economic side, but also goes beyond a blatant exploitation of the situation by some of the parties who found in chaos an opportunity to reach gains to the detriment of the suffering of people and the looting of the wealth of the country, because certain political faces amount to appear after years and the inability to provide solutions as attempted attempted reissue that has been folded.
Despite all these suffering, people always refuse to go to this bitter reality. The citizen is bored from life in the light of chaos and wants to see the end of this suffering wants to live a decent life as a dignified and appropriate life to the history of these people who have always resisted and fought to survive, people want to regain hope to have a real role in the construction of his house of food, health and education, and he feels that his rights are reserved and that the state guarantees a better future for his children.
The Sudanese people do not ask for the impossible, but rather want to be treated with the respect and dignity they deserve and live in a stable environment which guarantees them unpopular life and helps them build their future fairly. Can this chaos end and restore hope because nothing can compensate for the suffering of people, with the exception of security and price stability in order to survive and provide the necessary basic services.
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