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How home gardening became a lifeline in Sudan’s besieged towns (opens the original)
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Amid three years of ongoing war, kitchen gardens have become vital safety nets and communal spaces.
How home gardening became a lifeline in Sudan’s besieged towns (opens the original)
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At the first light of morning in the Sudanese town of Dilling, before her children wake up, Rayan Hammad picks up a watering can and heads towards her small home garden filled with seedlings of okra and rocket. After a two-year siege that led to famine in Dilling, Hammad’s garden, known as a jubraka, has become more than a safety net: It is a vital source of food for her family, and a daily ritual that helps her endure the uncertainty of war. “For me, simply entering the jubraka gives me a sense
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