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Negotiations between Khartoum and rebel leader Hilu stretch out

The negotiations between the transition government in Khartoum and one of the last rebel leaders not to have signed to Juba Peace Agreement (JPA) Abdelaziz al-Hilu are at a standstill. [...] (234 words)

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Talks between Khartoum and rebel leader al-Hilu to resume imminently

The leader of the rebel group Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N) and the Sudanese government parted at the end of June without reaching an agreement. [...]

Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North chairman Abdelaziz al-Hilu, in Juba, South Sudan March 28, 2021. © Reuters

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SUDAN 21/06/2021

Sudan leaders move transition goalposts to cling to power

After president Omar al-Bashir was deposed in 2019, a deal was struck to share power between military and civilian leaders for a transitional period leading to elections in December next year. But the ruling Sovereignty Council set up by that deal is stealthily finding ways to postpone the polls, which now will not happen before 2024. [...]

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Islamic finance set to lose its monopoly

As part of its economic reform programme, Sudan is putting in place a two-track system where Islamic and conventional finance will operate side by side. [...]

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Bashir's embattled supporters fight back amid purge plans

Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok and his new interior minister are attempting to launch a purge of supporters of ousted president Omar al-Bashir, particularly in the army and security services. But they also have to put out a series of fires started by die-hard fans of the ancien régime. [...]

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Hemeti and Kiir's quid pro quo on dealing with their enemies

South Sudan's president and the number two in Sudan's Sovereign Council are both troubled by a warlord who has taken refuge in the other's country. The two leaders have been working on a quid pro quo solution. [...]

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Four rebel leaders vie to take their seats alongside strongmen of Khartoum

Following the peace deal, four rebel chiefs are in the running for the three new available seats on the Sovereign Council, the body overseeing the transition in Khartoum. [...]

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The disarmament drive launched by Khartoum is coming unstuck in Darfur, Kordofan and the Nuba mountains. [...]

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