The speech of Gen Abdelfattah El Burhan on Monday, in which he announced the military’s withdrawal from the current governing bodies, and gave civilian opposition groups in the country the opportunity to form a government of technocrats, mostly met with scepticism.
Three people were killed in attacks in North Darfur, and two more in South Darfur in separate incidents of banditry by armed groups on Sunday and Monday.
A repressive cartel of state-affiliated actors uses its control of the economy to obstruct Sudan’s democratic ambitions, constituting a ‘deep state’ within Sudan and working across state structures to enrich its members and insulate them from accountability. This is highlighted and investigated in a new report released by C4ADS*, a Washington-based NGO which analysis and …
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Six children were injured when a device exploded in Zamzam camp for the displaced near El Fasher, capital of North Darfur last week, after one of them reportedly found it in the field and carried it home.
Sudan’s Emergency Lawyers reported that hundreds of people were detained during the June 30 Marches of Millions, including minors. At least 40 protesters are still missing.