Sudan stumbles through transition without fresh donor help
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International donors are holding back, demanding more transparency on public and military spending, an economic reform plan, and the lifting of fuel subsidies estimated to cost about $3.5 billion a year. “We need real, massive assistance.” The finance minister said in November that the government needed up to $5 billion to avert economic collapse. “More aid will not resolve Sudan’s issues.” For this year’s budget, officials announced a contribution of $2 billion from the military, but diplomats saw the offer as proof of unaccountable economic power.
As said here by Aidan Lewis