mohamed ado has more from khartoum. >> reporter: sudan is facing difficult times. no one knows better than the hoards of skilled laborers. they gather here every morning and wait for clients. most will leave here empty handed. >> translator: getting work has been difficult. i can't even rent a house for my family here. i had to move them to the village. life is very difficult for us. >> reporter: last year reaching 44% unemployment with much of the rise coming, milk fruit and milk. are the prices of goods contin continue. harder and harder to make the ends meet. more than 3.5 million sudanees do not have enough to eat. for the past ten years, maria mohamed has provided milk for traders. she has been unable to match her milk prices with the rising cost of food. the government must do something to bring down the high prices. the situation as it is is unsustainable. >> but the government itself is blamed for the economic crisis. >> i blame bad policy for this situation. we used to live for a long time without oil and the bad policy make us depend on oil, then when the

in khartoum the economic impacts as saudi false in line with western. >>> later in sport we'll have all the latest news of sports as the 1,000 game in charge of arsenal. >> russian forces issued an ultimatum to ukrainian troops who refuse to leave the largest air base in crimea. barnaby phillips is in simferopol. he joins us live. russia has invited crimea to switch sides and become part of the russian military. in reality do they have any choice? >> well, a very difficult situation. these ukrainian soldiers, sailors are stranded in the wrong country. when you talk to them they feel very let down by their government in kiev. they want a clear evacuation plans to leave and others have nonot heard instruction for wee. quite a few are switching over to the russian armies. specifically what is happening this morning, a couple of instances, ultimatums have come and gone and by and large there has not been bloodshed involved. we do know that another ukrainian army base was overrun by a pro-russian crowd earlier today again thankfully no bloodshed. some smoke grenades thrown, some looting of t

no one knows this more than khartoum skilled labors armed with their tools.arpenters, plumbers, they gather here every morning looking for clients. most will leave empty handed. >> getting work has become difficult. i can't rent a house for my family here. i have to move them to the village. life is difficult. >> reporter: with mucthe pricess continue to increase many people are finding it harder and arrester to make ends meet. according to the u.n. warning system, 735 million sudanese don't have enough to eat. for the past three years she prepared meals for these traders in the market. she said she has had to raise her food prices because of the rise in the cost of food. >> the government must do something to bring down the high prices. the situation as it is is unsustainable. >> but the government itself is blamed for the economy crisis. >> i blame them for this suggestion who used to be for a long time without oil. and the policy make us depend on oil. then when the oil went out of our hands we are sinking about this problem. >> reporter: this was the reac

. >> ties are being cut, isolating a cash-starved economy in khartoum. >> the decision it more significantn the counterparts. two-way trade links with sudan, and sudanese nationals work in saudi arabia and send money home to their families. sudanese bankers are putting on a brave face. >> there are bans dealing with sudan, and there are some banks continuing their relationship with sudan, and that would be enough for the exports >> not everyone is as optimistic though. >>. >> translation: the situation is bad. it will be impossible to attract investigators. no one is transferring money from here or bringing it in. others will have to rethink their presence here. >> sudan's economic problems have been increasing since 011 when south separated with the bulk of the oil. the north is in short supply. inflation is increasing, creating social pressures that are threatening to explode. >> the increasing isolation of sudan by international financial institutions is affecting private and government transactions. >> the import of medical supplies is jeopardised, causing shortages in hospitals countr

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the alawite's previous number two, and in charge of abducting thousands of children and going to khartoum and sudan when the peace talks failed a couple of years ago. that is significant. this is also a nice victory for advocates and activists. enough project, visible children, resolve have been calling for additional assets to be deployed, and act on the intel gens. we are -- intel gps. we are seeing -- intelligence. we are seeing the fruits of that. >> has pressure been placed on the americans to send more assistance because of that video. >> kony is a household name. before no one heard of the lra, i worked in northern uganda. when i came home everyone asked "what is this about?", now everyone knows lra or cokony. for the obama administration, it's an opportunity to engage with the youth voters, who are concerned about the lra who want atrocities ended by the lra. we are seeing them move from 250 to 350 fighters. this is an opportunity to shrink the number. without getting kony, we have not solved the problem, because he can abduct more kids. >> thank you, sasha. the white house emphas

saul david's writing on the indian mute any and none others said jack's, khartoum, for instance, allf these were important rays of light for me because i believed the american civil war has been too often written in a provincial way as though the world may have been to us, with us, through s., i asked him for a man had no parallels to many other national experience that could shut late when in fact of course the moment we think about it, there are other great conflicts going on at almost the same time. the crimean war fought with virtually the same weapons as the american civil war. the north italian war of 1859, which truth be told in american military thinking has hardly played a role at all. the literature available in english is very good and of course the conflicts going on at the same time, the war of 1864, the were not terribly well known because it's so difficult to pronounce. shortly after the close of our own war, the 1866 war between austria and prussia, where the russian forces were triumphant and where it is said to huge german empire was founded on the height. all of th

it's critical situation in the country and which khartoum. so santa came. more updates for any situation to our passion is to allow people to our citizens news is that you put in pots and also we tried to not only for the health but also for the social health. men also for the psychological health is of course be hope yet the final days. we need a spiritual help to get her to pieces. i'll post that keep me want to read to you that taiwan. yes but being convened internationally can be find and punish it. he's so important is to be me and others to come and be kind to any pics meaning to we welcomed end of the ahl up on this idea an international partner or no coupon is to get to the news that mean we should be with the cooperation concept is that this is not me of the supplies so we had that vienna on the mill which is a part of the corporation whole process. we need to take the final break on the program will be back in just a few minutes. the i have. it is. sells. steve the us. welcome back to the final part of the scroll and key on the town while that of

sudan we get air there and at 98% of south sudan of the revenue comes from oil and the government in khartoum has basically cut off the pipeline. the leadership is in our and what did he choose to do spend their entire time handing out their devices and asking them if we can debug maps for them. you are listening to jerry did voice and this makes you want to write a book. he said that is interesting to me. at the foreign-policy people don't understand technology and the technology people don't understand the technology and i don't understand the policy so you would be shocked how miserable people's lives are like. >> you take the wonderful world around us for granted. this is a hard one for me to read. you write the book and this is the internet is among the few things human beings have d-delta they don't truly understand. i know i don't understand the internet but i felt very certain that you did. to be honest if you don't understand the internet i'm pretty sure that no one does and that is a little concerning. but what do you mean? i'm constantly surprised. i understand something wild and w

over the world's newest injury. 98% necessity of its revenue comes from oil and the government in khartoum has basically cut off the pipeline and they basically no money, no rows, no police force, nothing. what are they choose to do quick spin their entire time had a nice day the android devices come asking if we can beat docs for them. priorities. >> one of those guys is a rebel president. >> it's unclear whether he's involved in government. >> so you're watching the and listening to jared's voice on this mix too much red about? >> i eventually talked to jerry. we met in new york. he said i want to write a book. that sounds pretty interesting to me because it turns out the foreign policy people don't understand tech knowledge and technology people don't understand foreign policy and i certainly don't understand foreign policy. ran around to be shocked about how miserable most of those lies are. we take the wonderful world around us from ran it. were very fortunate. midwicket takes these problems. >> book starts out with tuples tendencies. eric, this is a hard one for me to breathe. he wri