06-October-2026

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  • Um Gleila: The Magical Plant
    Um Gleila: The Magical Plant

    KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Croton zambesicus family (Euphorpiaceae), local name: Um Gleila, is an ornamental plant widely spread in tropical Sudan. It is a large shrub or small tree up to 16 ft. high. The leaves are green, fir...

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  • Luba Abyad, A Highly Useful Legume
    Luba Abyad, A Highly Useful Legume

    KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Luba Abyad is a popular meal in most of the rural areas of Sudan. It is a variety of the leguminous vigna beans (Vigna unguiculata) grown in many parts of the world. Here in this country, housewive...

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  • Ostrich Farming: The Unknown Treasure
    Ostrich Farming: The Unknown Treasure

      KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Ostriches have a big role in the Sudanese cultural heritage. Their feather was and is still used as an ornament in some parts of the Sudan, in particular on happy occasions and festiviti...

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  • Uses Of The Gifl Gum Incense And Timber
    Uses Of The Gifl Gum Incense And Timber

      KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Sudan is a major producer of prank incense, obtained from the boswelliacarteil tree, a burseracerae tree species. The tree grows heavily in the regions of Darfur (far west), the Nuba Mountai...

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  • Cress: A Magic Herb
    Cress: A Magic Herb

      KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - Fatma Mohamed Alhassan, an elderly woman from Khartoum North, once felt sharp pain in her joints and in the lower section of her back that kept her in bed for over a year. She sought medical...

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