A large bus belonging to the Khartoum Government Transportation Authority took a gang carrying knives and machetes to 60th Street in Khartoum to confront the protestors yesterday during Monday's anti-coup demonstration.
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Latest round of anti-military protests today with a march on the presidential palace.
While top politicians are being released many protesters are still detained across the country.
Story updating throughout the day.
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#NoMore to meddling in african affairs. When will we be truly free from colonialism?
Stop supporting terrorists and war criminals. Stop dividing us!
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An important motive behind the coups in both Myanmar and Sudan are the vast business interests of both militaries, which they don't want to relinquish or submit to civilian control. The generals want their profits before democracy. https://t.co/yLJ8nxL9e3 https://t.co/6ip6xlRu7X
- Bewilderingly, the intl community continues to push for mediation/negotiation, options the Sudanese people flatly rejected in the demands announced on #Oct30March.
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- In Sinnar State, Oct 26 protest was dispersed; protesters were beaten & taken to undisclosed location
- State governor & his staff still under arrest
- Universities closed, students have made their way to Khartoum (bus tix 10K SDG; taxi 20K SDG)
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Summary
Coup leader denies he carried out a coup.
Asserts that the constitutional document he abrogated is still in use
Says PM was taken against his will but not kidnapped
Says keen on civilian rule by people who are cool w/ military coups
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The last time there was a state-endorsed internet blackout in Sudan was the day following the Khartoum massacre.
This is incredibly concerning, as protests start up at morning break in the capital.
Aljazeera Live reports that Khartoum governor’s wife claims her husband was arrested from their home by an “armed group”
Similar reports from the daughter of the Minister of Industry
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