@aljazeeraenglish: Gum arabic is used in many everyday items, from food to paint, yet researchers say it is playing a role in Sudan’s war. Al Jazeera’s Hala Saadani explores how the industry is sustaining the conflict. #news

Anonymous cand :

Why is it called gum Arabic if it’s from Sudan

rina ♡ :

it's really that serious.

nasima🥰🥰 :

it's gum Sudan 🇸🇩

mizzy_75 :

Gum Sudan not Arabic 😂😂

Dandy :

Sudan gum not arabic gum

dyt :

Taken from Africa, named after Arabia 😒

️ :

I’m so tired of this world

Andrew :

space junkie :

Sudan should find peace as quickly as possible..and invest in the lucrative Arabic Gum..it can boost and help their economy.. much loves and praises from Malaysia 🇲🇾..

AHMADU :

the United Arab Emirates

wd_jd1 :

It’s Sudan gum 80%

booooo :

yes i remember this as a kid

XtraG :

What’s special about this gum Sudan? I honestly want to know

Ev.-velution :

I am upset

✈️💚TH4T_0N3_4VG33K💚✈️ :

IM EATING ICE CREAM RN✌️😭

. :

هذا لبان ولا مره؟

FitFlexDrip 🍉 :

Omg

ᎷᏗᎶᎥᏕᏗ ፈᏝᎧ ፈᏝᎧ :

Ευχαριστώ για την ενημέρωση

Maimoonah Abed :

Oh my word, sis not know this 💔😢

strawberry :

taste.of.evergreens :

There is no ethical consumption under capitalism 😮‍💨

Tony Aviles :

I put Al Jazeera in the same category of journalism as AP and Reuters, well above American entertainment news broadcasters

Apache helicopter :

Best natural gum on the planet.

Dusen :

Almost nothing is conflict free👀

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