Sudan’s emergency has been ‘lifted’ but protesters continue to face repression
While international bodies, including the EU and UN, have welcomed the lifting of the state of emergency, little has changed on the ground, according to pro-democracy activists
Seven more killed and over a hundred wounded as anti-coup protests continue in Sudan
Mass strike and civil disobedience campaigns are underway in Sudan in rejection of the coup despite violent repression by security forces
Where does the Sudanese Revolution stand today?
Dr. Fathi Elfad of the Sudanese Communist Party talks about the developments in Sudan over the past two years, the betrayal of the revolution by certain political forces and the party’s stand on the future
As protests intensify, Sudan’s PM and President spar over civilian takeover of economy
Sudan’s president General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has defended military dominance of the country’s economy after the civilian PM, Abdalla Hamdok, sought the transfer of proceeds from army-run businesses to the finance ministry
Six months after Khartoum massacre, justice remains elusive
Thousands of Sudanese people marched on December 4, demanding justice for the families of over 120 people who were massacred by militia forces in Khartoum on June 3
Head of military junta takes charge as transitional president of Sudan
A 11-member sovereignty council, headed by the new president general Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, was also sworn in on August 21. Abdullah Hamdok, an economist, was also sworn in as prime minister on the same day
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