Sudan: The Sudanese Revolution Seven Years On - Undone But Not Defeated

[The Conversation Africa] In 2019, a popular uprising in Sudan ended 30 years of Omar al-Bashir's Islamist military dictatorship. Protesting masses brought down the regime and imposed a return to civilian rule. While a political settlement was being negotiated at the national level, local communities experimented with self-governance. But the armed forces seized power again, fell out among themselves, and plunged the country into war - producing one of the worst humanitarian crises in recent years.

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