Sudanese parties agree to resume talks as US envoy joins diplomatic push
The bloodshed in Sudan has prompted concern from world powers including the US, which sanctioned Sudan under former president Omar al-Bashir
12 June 2019 - 18:11
Khartoum — The top US diplomat for Africa was due in Khartoum on Wednesday to join an international push to salvage a deal between Sudan’s military rulers and opposition groups two months after the overthrow of former president Omar al-Bashir.
The visit comes after an Ethiopian envoy said the governing transitional military council and an alliance of protest and opposition groups had agreed to resume talks and the alliance suspended a three-day strike...
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