'''Revolutionary squads guard Sudan's bakeries to battle corruption''

[Nomoregames2019]

But flour and fuel are still being siphoned off onto the black market, contributing to shortages that have dampened spirits six months into a 39-month transition and left a weak civilian government struggling to respond.

“We are monitoring what enters and leaves the bakery - the flour before it is made into bread, the bread that comes out, who it goes to, at what time and why,” said 20-year-old student Mohaned Babeker, standing watch at the bakery in the Khartoum neighborhood of Arkawit.

The volunteers have already caught wheat or bread being smuggled out of bakeries in Arkawit – in one case 2,000 loaves for sale at triple the price outside Khartoum, Babeker said. The culprits got a police warning.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...s-bakeries-to-battle-corruption-idUSKBN20D1RN

We toppled a dictator, and still no bread. What fucking nation-state can't provide their nation with bread. I don't care how much corruption there is, bread should be an automatic commodity for any citizen regardless if they are developed nation or not.