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Sudan: Govt Overturns Controversial Clothing, Drinking Law
VOA, 4 December 2019
Sudan’s transitional government has overturned a moral policing law that criminalized certain clothing for women and drinking alcohol. Read more »
Sudan Overturns Controversial Clothing, Drinking Law
After dissolving the country's former ruling party Sudan's transitional government has overturned the Public Order Act - a moral policing law that among others, criminalised certain clothing for women and the drinking of alcohol.
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Sudan: Academicians - NC Dismantling Was Right Step
SNA, 2 December 2019
Political activist and academician Dr Abdul-Rahman Issa emphasized the Dismantling of Engaz(salvation) Regime Act which stipulates dissolution of the National Congress (NC) was… Read more »
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Sudan: New Law Dismantles Foundations of Bashir's Government
VOA, 4 December 2019
Sudanese authorities have approved a law to dismantle the foundations of former president Omar al-Bashir's government. Demonstrators flooded the streets in… Read more »
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Sudan: Sudan Journalists Call for Removal of 'Figures of the Old Regime' From Media Institutions
Dabanga, 3 December 2019
On Monday, the Sudanese Journalists Network (SJN) organised a protest against affiliates of the former regime in the institutions of the Ministry of Culture and Information. The… Read more »
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Sudan: Achievement of Peace is Top Priority - Al-Burhan
SNA, 3 December 2019
Chairman of Sovereignty Council, Lt. Gen. Abdu-Fattah Al-Burhan affirmed that the achievement of comprehensive peace and strengthening the stability in the country represent a… Read more »
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Sudan: Bashir Ruling Cooked Justice Ombija's Goose
Nation, 1 December 2019
The public uprising that led to the ouster of former Sudan strongman Omar al-Bashir earlier this year has evoked bitter memories from a retired judge who issued a controversial… Read more »
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Sudan: Sudan to Release 1,012 Prisoners
Dabanga, 2 December 2019
Chief Justice Nemat Abdallah has announced that 1,012 prisoners in Khartoum and Omdurman are to be released. Read more »
InFocus
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The National Congress Party of deposed president Omar al Bashir, is said to have trillions of Sudanese pounds in local banks but some of its assets have 'disappeared under ... Read more »
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Hundreds took to the streets of Khartoum to celebrate Sudan's Sovereign Council and Cabinet's decision to disband the National Congress Party, established by ousted President Omar ... Read more »
