The East African: Sudan crisis deepens as Bashir digs in to contain protests
After three weeks of riots that started on December 19, the Sudanese opposition and civil society are calling for a regime change.
The Sudan Call, the Sudanese Professional Association and opposition groups, among them the National Consensus Alliance and the Unionist, now want President Omar al-Bashir to step down.
In their declaration on January 2, they propose a transitional government to lead the country for four years. They have agreed to back the nationwide protests calling for President Bashir’s exit citing, among other things, the rise in the prices of food and other essentials.
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