Sudan continues to be on the boil, in the latest at least 10 protesters have been shot dead in the capital Khartoum. Thousands took to the street to protest against the military rule across the country, security forces fired tear gas and disconnected phone and internet services.

Sudan: At least 10 protesters shot dead; internet, phone services snapped

Sudan's security forces dispersed demonstrators and rounded up more than 100 people in the capital of Khartoum, in the latest crackdown on pro-democracy protesters after a military coup.

Sudan Coup: Over 100 people rounded up in Khartoum

Furious Sudanese anti-coup protesters vowed to press ahead Friday with a campaign of civil disobedience, following deadly clashes with security forces during demonstrations against a widely condemned military takeover.

Sudanese vow to keep up protests after deadly clashes

Nearly 20000 Sudanese have rallied in the capital of Khartoum to demand a civilian-led transition to democratic government and accused the generals now in the power of derailing the transition to democracy.

Sudan: Sudanese demand civilian-led transition to democracy

The protest continues in Sudan even after two years since the ouster of dictator Omar al Bashir. Thousands of demonstrators march through capital city of Khartoum, calling for a change.

second anniversary of Sudanese revolution

Last week, we had got you a report on the starving lions in Sudan. Since then, a social media campaign has kicked off to save them. There is new hope for the big cats in Khartoum.

Gravitas: How social media saved Sudan's starving lions

The release earlier this month of still images of malnourished lions languishing in an animal park in Sudan's capital sparked concern around the world for the animals' welfare.

Four Paws team arrives to assess Khartoum lions

A Sudanese court has sentenced 29 intelligence officers to death for the torture and killing of a teacher. Ahmad Al-Khair's case drew widespread attention in Sudan, and his killing fuelled the protests against the 75-year-old Bashir. A huge crowd rallied outside the court in Omdurman, the twin city of the capital, Khartoum, to hear the verdict. #SudanCourt #Sudan #AhmadAlKhairMurder

Fineprint: Sudan court sentences 29 to death for teacher's killing in custody

The verdict in the corruption trial of Sudan's ousted president Omar al-Bashir is to be delivered on December 14, a judge announced Saturday, as his supporters staged a protest outside the court.

Sudan verdict in Bashir graft trial on December 14

Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Khartoum on Saturday (August 17) to celebrate Sudan's main opposition coalition and the ruling military council signing a final power-sharing deal.

Tens of thousands celebrate power-sharing deal in Sudan

Sudan was expected to form its sovereign council Sunday, the first step after the signing of a transitional constitution triggered unprecedented celebration in Khartoum.

Sudan to name ruling council after landmark signing

The launch on Saturday of a historic transition to civilian rule in Sudan comes eight months after the start of popular protests, in which more than 250 were killed.

Sudan: From demonstrations to transition accord

For decades the Equestrian and Racing Club has given upper-crust Sudanese the chance to learn horse riding and watch horse racing in a shady compound set apart from the surrounding urban bustle of the capital Khartoum.

Khartoum's Equestrian Club struggles amid Sudan upheaval

Olga Misik: The new icon of defiance

Talks between Sudan's ruling military council and the opposition over the path to a new sovereign council to run the country after the overthrow of President Omar al-Bashir were postponed on Tuesday after four young protesters were shot dead.

Timeline: Key dates in Sudan's political upheaval

At least four school children and one adult were shot dead when security forces broke up a student protest in the Sudanese city.

Four school children shot dead at Sudan protest

The head of a Sudanese investigative committee said on Saturday (July 27) that 87 people were killed and 168 wounded security forces broke up a sit-in protest on June 3. Fath al-Rahman Saeed, the head of the committee, said 17 of those killed were in the square occupied by protesters and 48 of the wounded were hit by bullets. Saeed said some members of the security forces fired live ammunition at protesters in Khartoum who were demanding the military cede power. He added three officers violated orders by moving forces into the sit-in. He also said the order was issued to whip protesters. The committee's findings put the death toll higher than the Health Ministry's previous estimate of 61. But opposition medics have said 127 people were killed and 400 people wounded. Reflecting anger at the findings, dozens of protesters chanted slogans against the committee in Khartoum's Burri district and burned tires in the street, witnesses said.

Sudan says 87 killed when troops broke up protest, critics say too low

Sudan murals commemorate protest 'martyrs'

Protests in Sudan demanding civilian rule were met by violence over the weekend. Tens of thousands of Sudanese filled the streets of the capital city, Khartoum, and other areas calling for the military government to relinquish control.

Sudan protest: Locals share videos of violent crackdown

The United States on Saturday welcomed a provisional agreement forged by Sudan's ruling military council and a coalition of opposition and protest groups to share power for three years as an "important step forward.

US welcomes Sudan power-sharing deal as 'important step forward'

People of Sudan took to the streets on July 5 to celebrate the agreement between the ruling military council and a coalition of opposition groups to share power during a transitional period leading to elections in the country. Watch this video to know more.

Big success in Khartoum talks

Sudan's ruling military council and a coalition of opposition and protest groups reached an agreement to share power during a transition period leading to elections, setting off street celebrations by thousands of people.

Sudan military council, opposition reach power-sharing agreement

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