البفتح البوست ده تاني ما ح يشتري ولا ربع كيلو بقر من السودان

Ordinary people should avoid red meat altogether if they could. In fact, it might be good for their health given the rising rates of heart disease. Authorities are unlikely to enforce any effective food safety measures and the only hope people could combat such corrupt attitudes in the market is by boycotting the products with questionable safety. The phenomenon mentioned in this thread might turn out not have a significant impact on consumers’ health, but in the absence of free press and responsible government people are excused for being extra cautious and suspicious. People shouldn’t gamble with their health. The economy of Sudan is more similar to one run by organised crime than to a free market, still using the (market) mechanism of reducing demand would force producers and traders to have an interest in ensuring safer food standard. Maybe we should stop being shocked by the changing culture and the presumably declining moral standards, or putting everything on hold and waiting for the perfect political revolution and start focusing on little, available, costless measures that could make a difference, may be not to the country’s long term political outlook but perhaps to children’s health.