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Understanding the demands of Sudan’s protestors

It’s almost a week since Sudan’s long time president was ousted after months of protests. The situation remains chaotic with protestors saying they have been presented with mediocre solutions that do not meet their demands. Meanwhile, Bashir has reportedly been transferred to prison.

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