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Sudanese Women Hold Fast to Threatened Henna Body Art

War, water shortages and climate change are squeezing henna production as women keep the bridal tradition alive, farmers and traders said.

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Water scarcity, climate change and three years of war have endangered the cultivation of henna, the plant used to produce the dye that has adorned Sudanese brides for centuries and features prominently in family gatherings, religious celebrations and other events across Sudan. "Henna is both a hobby and a heritage for us," Mubarak told AFP, delicately tracing another flower onto her client's hand. "I apply henna for brides as it is an integral p…

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Africa News broke the news in Pointe-Noire, Congo (the) on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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