Sudanese have restored normal living activities during the fasting month of Ramadan, two years after constraints warranted by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The Sudanese, weeks ahead of Ramadan's onset, begin preparing for the month long fasting from dawn to dusk, making the favorite beverages, locally called "helo mur" and "ebri."
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Many people hold their iftar meals at public locations, sharing them with others of low-income fellow citizens. The group prayers, Taraweeh, are being held at the mosques again following recession of the pandemic and easing of the health restrictions. - KUNA