Sudanese barricade streets after seven killed in anti-coup protests
Sudanese shuttered shops and barricaded streets with burning tyres and rocks yesterday, staging angry rallies to protest against one of the bloodiest days
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Sudanese shuttered shops and barricaded streets with burning tyres and rocks yesterday, staging angry rallies to protest against one of the bloodiest days
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KHARTOUM: Sudanese shuttered shops and barricaded streets with burning tires and rocks on Tuesday, staging angry rallies to protest against one of the bloodiest days since a coup derailed the country’s democratic transition. Security forces on Monday opened fire killing at least seven people as thousands marched against the army’s Oct. 25 takeover, taking the total number