Sudanese pro-military protesters rally for second day in a row
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Protesters say post-dictatorship interim government has failed them politically and economically
Critics allege that these protests are being driven by members of the military and security forces, and involve counter-revolutionary sympathisers with the former regime
"We are here to participate in this sit-in in order to sack this current government. They have deprived us from our rights, whether concerning agriculture or trade, they made us lose everything." Abdelmoneim, Sudanese protester and farmer
KHARTOUM: Hundreds of pro-military Sudanese protesters rallied for a second day Sunday, aggravating what Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok called the “worst and most dangerous crisis” of the country’s precarious transition. The protesters rallying in Khartoum are demanding the dissolution of Sudan’s post-dictatorship interim government, saying it has “failed” them politically and