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Sudan protesters mass as standoff with military drags on
As the wrangling with the army persisted, crowds of demonstrators flocked to the protest site in central Khartoum to join the thousands who have remained camped there round-the-clock for weeks.
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Don’t provoke army, Sudan opposition chief warns protesters
The call by Sadiq al-Mahdi comes amid a deadlock in talks between the protest leaders and the 10-member army council on forming a joint civilian-military body to rule the country.
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Sudan protesters hail breakthrough in talks with army rulers
Saturday's agreement would replace the existing 10-member military council that took power after the army ousted veteran leader Omar al-Bashir on 11 April amid massive protests.
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Sudan judges join anti-government protests - witness
Wearing their black robes, some of the judges carried signs reading ‘judges for change’ as they marched through central Khartoum, the witness said.
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Sudan converge on army HQ for 'million-strong' protest
The rally comes after Sudan's new military rulers and protest leaders agreed to set up a joint committee, to chart the way forward after the ouster of Omar al-Bashir.
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African summit gives Sudan military three months for reforms
Any suspension of Sudan’s AU membership could affect the TMC’s efforts to win international recognition as the country’s legitimate rulers during an interim period of up to two years.
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Egypt to host African summits Tuesday on Sudan, Libya
The leaders will focus on "the evolution of the situation in Sudan" and will also seek to "stem the current crisis" in Libya.
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Source: Sudan investigating Bashir after large sums of cash found at home
The source said that military intelligence had searched Bashir’s home and found suitcases loaded with more than $351,000 and €6 million, as well as five million Sudanese pounds.
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Omar al-Bashir placed in solitary confinement at Khartoum prison
Several members of his 30-year regime are also being in the prison on the banks of the Blue Nile where they jailed thousands of political prisoners.
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Uganda says it is willing to consider asylum for Sudan's ousted leader Bashir
Bashir, 75, who had ruled Sudan for 30 years after seizing power in a military coup, was toppled by the military last week after months of street protests.
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Sudan's Bashir moved to prison as protesters rally
Witnesses near the prison in north Khartoum said there was a heavy deployment of soldiers and members of a paramilitary group outside.
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Sudan: Here's everything that's happened since the ousting of Omar al-Bashir
Sudan has been facing political turmoil following the ousting of president Omar al-Bashir, after three decades of power. In the few days since the fall of al-Bashir, the country has faced continued protests and a change in the head of military.
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Sudan protesters demand civilian rule, military council says ready to comply
The council also appointed Lieutenant General Abu Bakr Mustafa as intelligence chief, succeeding Salah Abdallah Mohamed Saleh, commonly known as Salah Gosh, who resigned on Friday.
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Saudi, UAE fear for Sudan interests post-Bashir: analysts
Sudan plays a key role in the regional interests of Saudi Arabia and its allies, siding with Riyadh against Shiite Iran and providing troops in the Saudi-led coalition fighting in the Yemen war.
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New military council leader promises civilian government for Sudan
Protesters, however, kept up the pressure for rapid change following the overthrow of long-ruling autocrat President Omar al-Bashir on Thursday.
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Head of Sudan’s military council steps down after ousting of Al Bashir
The Sudan Professionals Council is claiming this as a victory and vows to continue mass street protests until a civilian government is installed.
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Sudan's military council promises civilian government after Bashir toppled
The council also announced that it would not extradite Bashir to face allegations of genocide at the international war crimes court. Instead he would go on trial in Sudan.
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Sudanese defy curfew to demand new military rulers quit
Demonstrators demanded a civilian body to lead the transition to democracy and bring an end to the multiple conflicts which have pushed the country into worsening poverty.
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Sudan army ousts Bashir, protestors vow further demos
In a sombre televised address on Thursday, Defence Minister Awad Ibnouf announced 'the toppling of the regime' and said Bashir had been detained in "a secure place", bringing an end to his three decades in power.
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What's next for Omar al-Bashir?
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir was forced to step down by the military after months of anti-government protests against his decades of iron-fisted rule of almost 30 years.
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Sudan army declares state of emergency after ousting Bashir
Omar al-Bashir was ousted by the army on Thursday, brought down by months of anti-government protests against his decades of iron-fisted rule of almost 30 years.
