Sudan: Basil Can Compensate for Expensive Chemical Pesticides

Sudan has been spending huge sums of money for the importation of chemical pesticides. But the wisdom of local farmers has found a natural alternative from the family of plants:… Read more »

Sudan: Mango - the Queen of Fruits

Mango: This fleshy, pleasantly tasting equatorial fruit, is grown everywhere in the Sudan. Read more »

Sudan: Poultry Breeders Turn to Quails

In keeping with the known fancy of Sudanese for birds, a tendency is now growing for home breeding of common quails, for both food and for home beautification. Read more »

Sudan: Emerging Nile Islands and Disappearing Traits of Fishermen's Life... Is This a Phenomenon or a Radical Change?

"Everything has changed these days, even the Nile is no longer as generous as it has always been, our catch is diminishing and its banks are drying," Hamza Ahmed Abdul Gadir, a… Read more »

Sudan: Aradaib Fruit Can Make a Good Foreign Exchange Earner

KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Hamza, a car driver in a government department, says he one day contracted malaria that forced him to stay in bed. His mother procured some aradaib fruits,… Read more »

Sudan: Sycamore, the Sudan's Fig

The sycamore is a shady, huge, longevous, ever-green tree, about 20 meters high, with many branches and thin, a bit coarse oval leaves smaller in size than those of the fig tree… Read more »

Sudan: Dates Production Requires More Government Attention

The date palm tree is believed to be the oldest plant man had known. An integrated tree, the date palm shoots up 25 meters high and has benefits uncountable. Read more »