Khartoum protests
Sudan factions will sign constitutional declaration on August 17 - sources
The parties are expected to initial the declaration, which was agreed on Saturday, later on Sunday.
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Sudanese factions agree plan to pave way for transitional govt
Sudan has been in a state of political turmoil since the army ousted veteran leader Omar al-Bashir in April, with dozens of demonstrators killed during street protests.
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Sudan talks on remaining power transfer issues resume Tuesday
The two sides have already signed a power-sharing deal that aims to form a joint civilian-military ruling body which in turn would install civilian rule.
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Troops deploy as Sudan braces for mass protest
The new protest, expected to start at mid-day, comes at a time when Ethiopia and the African Union (AU) are jointly mediating between the protesters and generals.
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4 killed on first day of Sudan 'civil disobedience' - doctors
The Central Committee for Sudanese Doctors blamed the ruling military council and paramilitary forces for the deaths.
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How the crisis in Sudan unfolded
Here is a summary of events leading up to the military's move to end the long-running protest.
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Sudan forces arrest protest leaders after deadly crackdown
It comes just days after Monday's crackdown by men in military fatigues on a weeks-long sit-in that left dozens of demonstrators dead.
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Amnesty International: Forces responsible for Khartoum killings must be confined
The human rights watchdog called what happened in the Sudanese capital barbaric and a bloodbath.
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Sudan army deploys as protesters keep pressure on Bashir: witnesses
Several vehicles carrying intelligence agency members and riot police arrived in the early hours Monday at the protest site, witnesses told AFP.
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Sudanese security forces use tear gas to disperse protesters
Security forces attacked the lawyers with tear gas, forcing them to disperse. There were no reports of casualties.
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2 more die as anti-government protests rock Sudanese cities
The second victim, the son of a well-known footballer, had been at a protest at a private university in Khartoum.
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Two protesters dead in Khartoum demos: police
The overall death toll since the protests erupted in December has now reached 30, according to officials. Rights groups have put the death toll at more than 40.
