Almost 20 years of U.S. sanctions on Sudan aren’t stopping Yasser Moustafa from tucking into fried chicken from a red and white-decorated restaurant with a logo of a mustachioed senior citizen. Stepping into Kafory Fried Chicken here in Sudan’s capital, the 43-year-old engineer could choose anything from a crispy-chicken sandwich and Coke at 30 Sudanese pounds to a 15-piece bucket for seven times that price.
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