Roundup: Sudan's economy on brink of collapse following nearly a year of war


By [e]ktm

KHARTOUM, March 7 (Xinhua) -- Largely ravaged productive sectors, stagnating exports, severely devalued national currency, and plummeting public revenues.

The nearly one year of war in Sudan has pushed the country's economy to the brink of paralysis.

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