Sudanese eat flat bread - soft, puffy goodness that almost tastes buttery. But you can't make flat bread out of this wheat and sorghum mix. (SOUNDBITE OF PROTEST) ...

Sorghum, as a basic element in the nutrition of Sudanese, has a lofty record in the daily life, traditions and beliefs of the people of this country. Sudan: Sorghum, Sudan's Staple Food of All ...

Sudanese Protest Over Bread, Fuel Prices January 28, 2021 11:00 AM By VOA News; File - In this Wednesday Dec.16 2020 photo, Elizabeth Girosdh breastfeeds her eight-month old twins in a health ...

Sudan's financial woes have worsened since South Sudan seceded in 2011, depriving Khartoum of three-quarters of the oil output it relied on for state revenue and foreign currency. News Today's news ...

Sudanese police fired teargas on Saturday to disperse some 400 demonstrators who marched through the city of Sennar to protest against a hike in bread prices, eyewitnesses told Reuters. Bread ...

So every morning as the sun rises he heads off to the market bakery to make bread where he earns two Sudanese pounds (SDG) (about 90 cents, 60 pence) a day. "I liked school, but I used to have no ...

KHARTOUM — Bread shortages have hit Sudan, with wheat traders blaming a foreign currency crisis for shortages of the staple that have left people queuing for hours outside bakeries.Sudan’s economy has ...

Voices The uprising in Sudan may have started over bread prices, but it's really about so much more. For many in Sudan, its current situation is virtually unliveable, with cash and fuel shortages ...

The 'gallaya', or coffee burning pan, is a cylindrical aluminum pot with a handle which is used to stir coffee grains until they fry under the glowing charcoal below.

The earliest evidence of wild sorghum comes from short-lived hunter and gatherer camps in the Sahara dating to roughly 7,500 BCE. But, the earliest known domesticated sorghum remains dated to 2,000 – ...

June 4, 2013 (KHARTOUM) – The Sudanese minister of agriculture Abdel Halim Al-Mutafi said that Sudan wants to curb the 1.5 million tons of wheat imported annually by encouraging domestic production.