The civil war in Sudan that lasted for four years between Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces has caused immense economic damage to Sudan, resulting in a significant fall in the worth of the Sudanese pound and high levels of inflation. Ordinary citizens such as Aisha, who sells tea in Port Sudan, are experiencing difficulties in purchasing the basic necessities due to high costs of bread, sugar, lentils, and even healthcare costs that exceed the income of ordinary people. Economic and humanitarian experts emphasize the importance of the fact that while NGOs can assist with cash handouts temporarily, long-term solutions are needed.