KHARTOUM, Sudan--Along a dusty side street in downtown Khartoum, amid shadows of the imposing U.S. embassy and the clamor of the building boom that is remaking the Sudanese capital, sits one of the city's many unpretentious eateries. This particular shop features a banner with [RETURN TO ARTICLE]
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