Daily Bread in Malakal

Malakal, the capital of Upper Nile state in southern Sudan, is a crossroads of Sudans North and South. Upper Nile states border with the North is contested. It is currently host to a high political drama involving the Khartoum government-appointed state governor, in addition to enduring inter-ethnic issues that threaten to worsen as the national elections approach.
In Malakal, people from all over Sudan—Darfur, the East, and the North—converge, along with a large population of east African immigrants. This is the story of one bakery, a daily constant in a place where local and national politics make each day—especially in this critical period in Sudans history—anything but certain.

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• Malakal
• Enough Project
• Sudan
• Maggie Fick
• CAP
• Center for American Progress
• Genocide
• South Sudan
• human rights

[jijury]

oh man! this is my hometown Malakal, Upper Nile State. we used to eat those kind of breads back 1990's, anywayz thanks Enoughproject for unloading this clip. it certainly worth watching for someone who come from that area.