The country’s announcement on Wednesday was historic, but it took a lot to get there
The body replaces the TMC that took charge after months of deadly street protests brought down longtime ruler Omar al-Bashir
According to the green book of documents signed on Saturday, several key steps will be taken before embarking on the long road to 2022 polls
On Sunday, police fired several rounds of tear gas on crowds approaching the presidential palace after organisers called for a march
The country’s leader has claimed victory in polls censured by opposition parties and the West.
The opposition parties appear to be boycotting their own anti-election boycott event.
Millions of Sudanese are registered to vote in the country’s upcoming elections, but Omar al-Bashir is expected to win another five years in office.
Vote-counting after Sudan’s April elections was chaotic and open to manipulation, an international observer mission said on Monday.
A day after polls returned President Omar al-Bashir to power, Sudan on Tuesday turned its attention to forging unity in Africa’s largest country.
Sudan President Omar Hassan al-Bashir stamped his authority on Africa’s biggest country on Monday with a decisive election win.
President Omar al-Bashir won Sudan’s elections in a result that confirms in office the only sitting head of state wanted by the ICC for war crimes.
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir was headed for a near-certain win on Monday in landmark polls that observers said failed to reach world standards.
Opposition groups in south Sudan accused soldiers and officials on Wednesday of tampering with ballots and intimidating polling agents.
Four South African peacekeepers who were kidnapped in Darfur over a week ago will be released after election results are out.
South Sudan’s main party has accused the north of building up troops in the country’s highly sensitive Blue Nile border state.
The US, Britain and Norway have advised on how Sudan’s election body should tackle disputes from the country’s first multi-party poll in 24 years.
Vote counting began on Friday in Sudan’s first multiparty election in more than two decades following a five-day ballot marked by delays.
In Zamzam refugee camp in Sudan’s Darfur region, optimism that national elections will bring an end to years of conflict is in short supply.
Sudanese trickled into polling stations on Tuesday to vote in the country’s elections, after polling was extended by two days due to a chaotic start.
Sudan’s elections commission on Monday announced a two-day extension to voting until April 15, after many voters experienced delays.
