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After more than 30 years of military rule, Sudan may finally be nearing a return to civilian governing after the ruling military council and opposition leaders signed a power-sharing accord. The country was effectively ruled by President Omar al-Bashir from 1989 following a military Coup and despite his removal recently the Military have continued to…
Although reports are mixed is appears that several civilians have been killed and hundreds injured as the Military clamp down on pro-democracy protestors. More Here
It wouldn’t do to be a social media junkie in Sudan as the now ruling military council shut it down three weeks ago following more civil unrest. However, this might be about to change following a court ruling in favour of Sudanese lawyer Abdel-Adheem Hassan who is currently the only civilian with internet access. The…
The incumbent military council and an opposition alliance have announced steps towards full civilian rule in Sudan. The Country has been ruled by a military council since the deposing of President Omar al-Bashir on 11 April 2019. When the Coup, led by Lt General Ahmed Awad Ibn Auf took place, the government was dissolved and…
South Sudan’s army is preparing to enter the rebel-held town of Bor, President Salva Kiir tells parliament, amid escalating ethnic violence. BBC News – Africa
Craig Taylor