Born in Spain and lifted in the south of France, Escande transferred to Africa 20 years back and selects to have a “studio on the street” to make a stunning as well as authentic image of the capital of Mozambique by means of lively and also striking pictures. He grabs scenes that are actually therefore popular there that they would go undetected, like mommies as well as their youngsters, guys reusing as well as selling products on the roads, and also little ones participating in, and shares all of them along with the rest of the planet. He takes both real as well as unstaged pictures and takes on the arenas he views in the roads each day by putting more thought as well as effort into it.

Cost of living in Sudan

In numbers, the minimum cost of living for an average family is 77,000 Sudanese pounds per month.

The cost of living, according to the study, did not include buying newspapers, magazines, or books, maintaining the house or furniture, or using “taxi” instead of public transportation, even once a month.

Khartoum, A study conducted by the Teachers Committee of the Sudanese Professionals Association revealed that the teacher's wage covers only 24.4% of the cost of living for a minimum family of five, according to market prices last October.

The daily cost of living for an average family of five individuals (a father, a mother and three children) according to market prices during the month of October is at a minimum of 77 thousand pounds per month (equivalent to three hundred US dollars at the parallel market price), while the minimum wage according to the 2020 budget is 3000 Sudanese pounds (12 American dollar)

The study, issued this November, indicated that the teacher’s salary in the third degree for a family of 5 members covers about 24.4% of the cost of living, and that the minimum salary structure for the year 2020 is equivalent to 3,000 thousand pounds, which covers 3.8% of the family’s cost of living during the month.

According to the committee, the study did not include the items of communication, social events, and entertainment, while it took into account the items of housing, food, treatment, and the minimum limit. The study did not include fruits. As for the treatment, the study assumed safety and wellness for family members, The study allocated (10) thousand pounds per month for house rent, (300) pounds for electricity, water and waste, (350) pounds for gas, (12) thousand pounds for bread, (30) thousand pounds for breakfast and transportation, (9) thousand pounds for vegetables, And (2812) pounds for meat weighing (3.750) kilos, and (1500) pounds for oil weighing 7 and a half pounds, The study estimated the cost of onions, spices and sauce at (2900) pounds, milk (4800) pounds, sugar and tea (3750) pounds, soap and paste (3150) pounds per month.

As for tuition fees, books, pens, and school uniforms, an amount of (1,750) pounds per person, clothing and shoes (2,500) pounds, and treatment at a cost of (5,000) thousand pounds, equivalent to (1,000) pounds for each person.

It is noteworthy that the inflation rate in Sudan records an increase every month, according to the Central Statistical Organization, which warns of a continuous and uncontrolled price increase.

Agriculture in Sudan

Agriculture and livestock breeding constitute one of the main sources of livelihood in Sudan, for about 62% of the working population in the early 1990s. Sudan is one of the three largest countries on the African continent in terms of area and one of the most important countries in the world in which water and arable agricultural land are available with nearly a third of its total area of 1,886,068 square kilometers (728,215 square miles), which makes it a confirmed global “food basket”.

In 1998, the arable land area was estimated at about 16,900,000 hectares (41.8 million acres), of which about 1.9 million hectares (4.7 million acres) were irrigated, especially on the banks of the Nile and other rivers in the north of the country.

Cotton is one of the main export crops. Sudan is one of the largest sesame-producing countries in the world, ranking third after India and China, and it is also one of the world's largest producers of maize.

Daily Life In Sudan From Street Photographers

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