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Protests Continue After Sudan’s Prime Minister Was Reinstated
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November 24, 2021
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6:54Now PlayingIn Sudan, despite Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok’s reinstatement and the release of four high ranking political detainees over the weekend, many remain skeptical over the new deal with the country’s military.
The country’s military head, Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, had detained Hamdok and other government ministers amid the military coup that took place on Oct. 25, which led to the killing of more than 40 people who had been protesting the military takeover.
Writer, organizer and analyst Muzan Alneel, a non-resident fellow at Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy, joins Marc Lamont Hill, on “Black News Tonight” to discuss the situation in Sudan.
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