Chaos is consuming Sudan’s markets, with the relevant authorities failing to monitor and control prices. Observers say that the policy of price liberalisation and the subsequent withdrawal of the state has led to the current upheaval. As prices of goods vary wildly from one shop to another for the same product, angry consumers are accusing the bodies responsible of not undertaking their monitoring duties. Dr Nasr-Eddin Sholgame, head of the National Agency for Consumer Protection, has called for the authorities to combat the ensuing price chaos. He says the uncontrolled manner in which prices …