BY AFP
Sudan’s ruling generals and protest leaders reached a “full agreement” on the constitutional declaration, the African Union said on Saturday, paving the way for transitioning to civilian rule. Continue reading Sudan’s Military Council, Opposition Alliance Fully Agree on Constitutional Declaration
BY TESFANEWS*
Sudan’s ruling military council and and an alliance of opposition groups have signed a transitional power-sharing accord on Wednesday after weeks of negotiations and deadly protests.
The deal is aimed at breaking the political deadlock that has gripped the country since the toppling of President Omar al-Bashir in April. Continue reading Sudan Military, Protest Leaders Sign Political Deal
BY THOMAS C MOUNTAIN
The recent peace deal being implemented in Sudan was brokered by African leaders without any interference or even input by non-African players ie the UN or western countries. As a matter of fact, the deal was made in Asmara, Eritrea where the head of the Sudanese military that had overthrown the long-time despot Omar Al Bashir sat down for two days with Eritrean mediators, agreed to the deal, flew back to Khartoum and announced the deal a few hours later. Continue reading Africans Solving African Problems: Bringing Peace to Sudan
BY REUTERS
Sudan’s military rulers (TMC) said on Thursday that several officers had attempted a coup in an effort to undermine an agreement between the military and the opposition to share power for three years ahead of elections. Continue reading Sudan’s Ruling Military Council Foiled Coup Attempt
Sudan’s top general says the military council that assumed power after the overthrow of President Omar al-Bashir in April will be dissolved with the implementation of a power-sharing deal reached with protesters last week. Continue reading Sudan’s Military Council to Be Dissolved in Transition Deal
BY AL-JAZEERA
Sudan’s ruling military council and the opposition coalition have reached an agreement to share power, in a step that would make way for the formation of a transitional governing body.
The two sides agreed to “establish a sovereign council by rotation between the military and civilians for a period of three years or slightly more,” Mohamed Hassan Lebatt, an African Union (AU) mediator, said at a news conference on Friday. Continue reading Sudan Protesters, Military Council Reach Power-sharing Agreement
