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International mediation under way to end Sudan crisis: UN envoy
Mediation efforts in Sudan and abroad are under way to find a possible solution for the country a week after the civilian government was ousted in a military coup, the UN envoy to Khartoum said Monday.
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Sudanese vow to keep up protests after deadly clashes
At least eight people have been killed and 170 wounded in protests since the army's power grab earlier this week.
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Opposition to Sudan military coup grows
The decision by Sudan's Abdel Fattah al-Burhan to dissolve the country's government this week sparked angry street protests but he is also facing mounting opposition on multiple other fronts.
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Sudan anti-coup protests defy military, rebuild barricades
Seven protesters have been confirmed killed since Monday by morgues in Khartoum and its sister city Omdurman, a health official said, adding that more corpses had since been received, some with wounds caused by "sharp tools".
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African Union suspends Sudan over 'unconstitutional' seizure of power
Sudanese General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan on Monday ordered the dissolution of the government and declared a state of emergency, sparking widespread international condemnation.
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Sudan PM released as protesters face tear gas
Abdalla Hamdok was 'under close surveillance' while other ministers and civilian leaders remained under arrest, his office added after the army dissolved Sudan's institutions on Monday.
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Sudan protesters defiant as international community condemns coup
The subsequent declaration of a state of emergency and dissolution of the government provoked an immediate international backlash, with the United States, a key backer of Sudan's transition process, strongly condemning the military's actions and suspending millions of dollars in aid.
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Sudan coup generals determined not to lose long-held power: analysts
Since its independence from Britain and Egypt in 1956, Sudan has experienced rare democratic interludes, but overwhelmingly years of rule under military leaders.
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Dirco condemns detaining of Sudan PM, govt officials amid a 'coup'
The military’s general Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has declared a state of emergency and announced a formation of a new government in what activists have denounced as a 'coup'.
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Armed forces detain PM and other leaders in Sudan 'coup'
Soldiers stormed the headquarters of Sudan's state broadcaster in the capital's twin city of Omdurman, the ministry said, as patriotic songs were aired on television.
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Sudan government says foiled coup attempt linked to Bashir regime
Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok said the coup attempt was the 'latest manifestation of the national crisis'.
