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Military Rule Is On The Rise In Africa - Nothing Good Came From It In The Past
In the last few years, there has been a spate of military coups in Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso, Sudan and Guinea. Military rule, long dormant in African politics, is back.
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At Least 22 Killed After Air Strike On Sudan's Omdurman
At least 22 people were killed and scores injured in an air strike by Sudan's army on western Omdurman, the Khartoum state health ministry said on Saturday, as the war between the country's military factions entered its 12th week.
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Egypt Says Its Embassy Staff Killed In Sudan Amid Violence
Egypt's foreign ministry said on Monday that the assistant administrative attache at its embassy in Khartoum has been killed amid fighting between rival military factions in the Sudanese capital.
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Indians Among 388 Evacuated By France From Sudan
Sudan violence: France has evacuated some Indians along with citizens of 27 other countries as part of its evacuation mission from violence-hit Sudan.
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US Evacuates Personnel From Sudan's Capital Amid "Unconscionable" Fighting
The US military evacuated American embassy staff from Khartoum, President Joe Biden said late Saturday, calling for an end to the "unconscionable" fighting in Sudan's capital between the army and a paramilitary group.
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Sudan Army, Paramilitary Agree To Open 'Humanitarian Corridor'
Battling fighters in Sudan said Sunday they had begun an hours-long humanitarian pause, including to evacuate wounded, on the second day of raging urban battles that killed more than 50 civilians, including three UN staff.
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Indian Working In Sudan Dies Of Stray Bullet Injury Amid Military Clashes
An Indian man working in Sudan died by stray bullet injury on a day that witnessed violent clashes between the country's army and paramilitaries.
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Indians In Sudan Asked To Stay Indoors Amid Army-Paramilitary Clash
Violence flared in Sudan on Saturday after weeks of deepening tensions between military leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and his number two, paramilitary commander Mohamed Hamdan Daglo.
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Sheep Sentenced To Three Years In Jail For Killing A Woman In Africa
In a bizarre case, a sheep in South Sudan has been sentenced to jail for three years after it was found guilty of killing a woman. Now, the ram will be spending the next three years in a military camp in Aduel County headquarters.
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"No To Military Rule": How An Anti-Coup Protest In Sudan Gained Momentum
A police general was killed Thursday in Sudan's latest pro-democracy protest against an October coup.
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"Tried My Best": Sudan's Prime Minister Resigns Amid Deadly Protests
Sudan's civilian Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok resigned Sunday, more than two months after a coup and following another deadly crackdown on protesters, with the military now firmly in control.
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Sudan Prime Minister Resigns As Deadly Crackdown On Protesters Goes On
Sudan's civilian Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok resigned Sunday, more than two months after a coup and following another deadly crackdown on protesters, with the military now firmly in control.
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US Calls For "Immediate Restoration Of Civilian-Led Government" In Sudan
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke Thursday with Sudan's army chief, calling for the "immediate restoration of the civilian-led government" after a military coup in the country last month.
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"Deeply Alarmed," Says US On Reports Of Sudan Military Takeover
The United States said Monday it was "deeply alarmed" at reports of a military takeover inSudan.
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Ethiopia's Tigray Conflict Worsens, 550 Rebels Killed
Refugees fled to Sudan on Tuesday and the African Union appealed for a ceasefire in a north Ethiopian region where Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is waging a military offensive against local leaders defiant of his authority.
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Military Rule Is On The Rise In Africa - Nothing Good Came From It In The Past
In the last few years, there has been a spate of military coups in Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso, Sudan and Guinea. Military rule, long dormant in African politics, is back.
-
At Least 22 Killed After Air Strike On Sudan's Omdurman
At least 22 people were killed and scores injured in an air strike by Sudan's army on western Omdurman, the Khartoum state health ministry said on Saturday, as the war between the country's military factions entered its 12th week.
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Egypt Says Its Embassy Staff Killed In Sudan Amid Violence
Egypt's foreign ministry said on Monday that the assistant administrative attache at its embassy in Khartoum has been killed amid fighting between rival military factions in the Sudanese capital.
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Indians Among 388 Evacuated By France From Sudan
Sudan violence: France has evacuated some Indians along with citizens of 27 other countries as part of its evacuation mission from violence-hit Sudan.
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US Evacuates Personnel From Sudan's Capital Amid "Unconscionable" Fighting
The US military evacuated American embassy staff from Khartoum, President Joe Biden said late Saturday, calling for an end to the "unconscionable" fighting in Sudan's capital between the army and a paramilitary group.
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Sudan Army, Paramilitary Agree To Open 'Humanitarian Corridor'
Battling fighters in Sudan said Sunday they had begun an hours-long humanitarian pause, including to evacuate wounded, on the second day of raging urban battles that killed more than 50 civilians, including three UN staff.
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Indian Working In Sudan Dies Of Stray Bullet Injury Amid Military Clashes
An Indian man working in Sudan died by stray bullet injury on a day that witnessed violent clashes between the country's army and paramilitaries.
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Indians In Sudan Asked To Stay Indoors Amid Army-Paramilitary Clash
Violence flared in Sudan on Saturday after weeks of deepening tensions between military leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and his number two, paramilitary commander Mohamed Hamdan Daglo.
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Sheep Sentenced To Three Years In Jail For Killing A Woman In Africa
In a bizarre case, a sheep in South Sudan has been sentenced to jail for three years after it was found guilty of killing a woman. Now, the ram will be spending the next three years in a military camp in Aduel County headquarters.
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"No To Military Rule": How An Anti-Coup Protest In Sudan Gained Momentum
A police general was killed Thursday in Sudan's latest pro-democracy protest against an October coup.
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"Tried My Best": Sudan's Prime Minister Resigns Amid Deadly Protests
Sudan's civilian Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok resigned Sunday, more than two months after a coup and following another deadly crackdown on protesters, with the military now firmly in control.
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Sudan Prime Minister Resigns As Deadly Crackdown On Protesters Goes On
Sudan's civilian Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok resigned Sunday, more than two months after a coup and following another deadly crackdown on protesters, with the military now firmly in control.
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US Calls For "Immediate Restoration Of Civilian-Led Government" In Sudan
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke Thursday with Sudan's army chief, calling for the "immediate restoration of the civilian-led government" after a military coup in the country last month.
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"Deeply Alarmed," Says US On Reports Of Sudan Military Takeover
The United States said Monday it was "deeply alarmed" at reports of a military takeover inSudan.
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Ethiopia's Tigray Conflict Worsens, 550 Rebels Killed
Refugees fled to Sudan on Tuesday and the African Union appealed for a ceasefire in a north Ethiopian region where Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is waging a military offensive against local leaders defiant of his authority.
