Sudanese Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok briefed the members of the Central Leadership Council of the Forces for Freedom and Change in Khartoum on Wednesday on the results of his meetings with military members of the Sovereignty Council earlier this week. The next day, Thursday, Hamdok also briefed foreign diplomats on the developments in the country, …
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Two gold miners were killed and several others were injured in Abu Hamed in River Nile state yesterday, when government forces shot at a group of aggressive miners. Speaking to Radio Dabanga, people living near the El Gebgeba mines in Abu Hamad locality reported that angry gold miners protested against the loss of their jobs …
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A compact digest of the past week’s most-read highlights, from the heart of Sudan.
Displaced people in Darfur have expressed their dissatisfaction with “the failure” of the Sudanese transitional government to implement the provisions of the Juba Peace Agreement. According to the Council of Ministers, more resources are required.
The Appeals Department of Sudan’s High Court in Khartoum issued a ruling yesterday which nullifies decisions of the Empowerment Removal Committee regarding the dismissal of judges, prosecutors, and other judicial employees. The committee rejected the ruling because of procedural flaws. The Empowerment Removal Committee (ERC)* decided last month to dismiss a large number of judicians …
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