Not far from Sudan’s capital Khartoum, the epicenter of an uprising that toppled autocratic ruler Omar al-Bashir, dozens of camel traders are oblivious to the country’s biggest political upheaval in decades. What protests? We have all that we need in the desert - water, food and livestock, we don’t have any demands, said Ali Habiballah, 52, a camel trader in El-Molih, a vast swath of desert about 100 kilometers west of Khartoum.
