As night falls in Sudan, villagers rush to pull over travellers with a friendly roadblock of hospitality celebrating the holy month of Ramadan, traditions enduring despite dire economic troubles. Rugs are rolled out on the roadside verge in an impromptu al fresco dining room to celebrate Iftar. “This is a custom that our grandparents began,” said Aboulmaali Mohamed Ibrahim, offering a meal in the village of Nuba, some 50km (30 miles) south of Sudan’s capital Khartoum. “They began inviting travellers for meals following the construction of this road in the 1960s.” To fasting travellers, the meal is a much welcomed break from their exhausting long trips on Sudan’s often rutted roads. But to r
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