After the mass demonstrations on October 25, marking the first anniversary of the 2021 military coup, the Sudanese Police Force issued a statement calling the pro-democracy protesters “trained forces with armed military formations”. Resistance Committees, journalists, doctors, and opposition groups rejected the false accusations.
The October 25, 2021, military coup and the close relationships between military companies and Sudanese businessmen are the root causes of Sudan’s current economic crisis, economic experts Khaled Mohamed Ahmed and Abdelrahman Eisa explained in an interview with Radio Dabanga on Wednesday.
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The Sudanese Emergency Lawyers stated that the autopsy report following the death of protester Qasim Abdelwahab (19) on Tuesday’s March of the Millions, proves that he was killed by a gunshot wound to the head and chest.
The area of Lagawa in West Kordofan is witnessing a relative calm after 21 people were killed in an armed inter-communal clash in the Um Khashmin in Ghubeish last week.