Mapping Faultlines: Sudan’s coup and strategy of destabilization in Africa
NewsClick’s Prabir Purkayastha analyses the military coup in Sudan and its significance in the context of various conflicts occurring in the region
Implementation of IMF and World Bank policies continues in Sudan
In the second part of the interview with Peoples Dispatch, Dr. Fathi Elfad of the Sudanese Communist Party talks about the legislative council that will soon be formed, the role of the military in foreign affairs and the need for solidarity with people’s movements
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
Sudanese transitional govt. and rebel groups sign peace deal
The deal, which finalizes the terms agreed upon on August 31, seeks to end the civil war which has been going on for decades in the regions of Darfur, Blue Nile and South Kordofan
Sudan withdraws 10,000 troops from Yemen
The remaining 5,000 Sudanese soldiers in Yemen are also likely to be withdrawn soon. The return of the soldiers was a key demand of the Sudanese protesters who forced former president Omar al-Bashir to resign in April
In Sudan, demands for justice and accountability remain unmet
On October 21, tens of thousands of Sudanese took to the streets, demanding a ban on the party of ousted president Omar al-Bashir and justice for the victims of the June 3 massacre
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