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Sudan: A Power-Sharing Deal Could Tamp Down Sudan's Political Crisis

Jul 5, 2019 | 16:49 GMT

(Stratfor)

Sudan's ruling Transitional Military Council and Sudanese opposition leaders reached a power-sharing agreement that provides for the creation of a ruling council to oversee the country until elections, tentatively scheduled for around October 2022, can be held. Both sides agreed that the country would be governed "for a period of three years or slightly more" by a joint military-civilian council composed of five military personnel and five civilians, plus another civilian agreed to by both sides, according to an intermediary from the African Union. ...

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