Despite Economic Woes in Sudan, Khartoum Residents Observe Ramadan

Despite their country’s economic challenges, Muslims in Sudan are observing the holy month of Ramadan with customs that include sharing iftar with travelers. Sidahmed Ibraheem spoke to residents in Khartoum and has this story.
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