The agreement ends a standoff that began with a coup in 2021 and involved the US and Russia BY RT.COM The Sudanese military and political parties have agreed to work towards a democratic government, ending a crisis that began when the army seized power in a coup last year. Signed on Monday by Sudan’s two […]
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BY AFP Sudan’s ruling generals and protest leaders reached a “full agreement” on the constitutional declaration, the African Union said on Saturday, paving the way for transitioning to civilian rule.
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An agreement paving the way for a transition has been signed today. BY TESFANEWS* Sudan’s ruling military council and and an alliance of opposition groups have signed a transitional power-sharing accord on Wednesday after weeks of negotiations and deadly protests. The deal is aimed at breaking the political deadlock that has gripped the country since […]
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BY THOMAS C MOUNTAIN The recent peace deal being implemented in Sudan was brokered by African leaders without any interference or even input by non-African players ie the UN or western countries. As a matter of fact, the deal was made in Asmara, Eritrea where the head of the Sudanese military that had overthrown the […]
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16 army officers arrested in connection with the thwarted coup d’etat. BY REUTERS Sudan’s military rulers (TMC) said on Thursday that several officers had attempted a coup in an effort to undermine an agreement between the military and the opposition to share power for three years ahead of elections.
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS Sudan’s top general says the military council that assumed power after the overthrow of President Omar al-Bashir in April will be dissolved with the implementation of a power-sharing deal reached with protesters last week.
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“The two sides agree to establish ‘a sovereign council’ to be run on rotation” – AU mediator BY AL-JAZEERA Sudan’s ruling military council and the opposition coalition have reached an agreement to share power, in a step that would make way for the formation of a transitional governing body. The two sides agreed to “establish […]
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BY REUTERS | SPECIAL REPORT On the night of April 10, Sudan’s feared spymaster, Salah Gosh, visited President Omar Hassan al-Bashir in his palace to reassure the leader that mass protests posed no threat to his rule. For four months, thousands of Sudanese had been taking to the streets. They were demanding democracy and an […]
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