The military's strategic interests could upend Sudan's fledgling transition: Sudan's military is working hard to retain control of the country. ShutterstockIn the last ten years or so, Africa has witnessed the fall of many long-term regimes. The governments of Libya, Egypt, Tunisia, Angola, Zimbabwe, Burkina Faso and, most recently, Sudan have all been overthrown within the … [Read more...] about The military’s strategic interests could upend Sudan’s fledgling transition | The Conversation
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Why the African Union shouldn’t ease up on Sudan’s coup leaders | The Conversation
Why the African Union shouldn't ease up on Sudan's coup leaders: Protesters outside the army headquarters in Khartoum, Sudan. EPA-EFE/StringerTwo weeks after a transitional military council came to power in Sudan through a coup in April, African heads of state decided to ease the pressure on the new rulers. This decision was a big mistake. President Omar al-Bashir governed … [Read more...] about Why the African Union shouldn’t ease up on Sudan’s coup leaders | The Conversation
SA News: Are Sudan’s uprising and Algeria’s protest the African manual for political change?
Are Sudan’s uprising and Algeria’s protest the African manual for political change?: Time to Also Decriminalise Sex Work in South Africa The decriminalisation of the private use of cannabis in South Africa could – and should – pave the way for the decriminalization of sex work, says ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Numsa and Towu sign wage agreement with Bidair … [Read more...] about SA News: Are Sudan’s uprising and Algeria’s protest the African manual for political change?
Academics have shaped Sudan’s political history, and may do it again | The Conversation
Academics have shaped Sudan's political history, and may do it again: Sudanese protesters are demanding the departure of President Omar al-Bashir. EPA-EFE/STRINGERSudanese academics are taking a leading role in protests against President Omar al-Bashir. Moina Spooner from The Conversation Africa spoke to Willow Berridge about their role in the country’s previous uprisings. … [Read more...] about Academics have shaped Sudan’s political history, and may do it again | The Conversation
Machar’s return signals a significant stage in South Sudan’s peace process | The Conversation
Machar's return signals a significant stage in South Sudan’s peace process: South Sudan's Riek Machar after peace talks with South Sudan President Salva Kiir in July 2018. EPA-EFE/StringerSouth Sudan’s opposition leader Riek Machar has returned to the country’s capital Juba after more than two years in exile. Machar was the country’s Vice President between July 2011 and … [Read more...] about Machar’s return signals a significant stage in South Sudan’s peace process | The Conversation
