Sudan's highest echelons of the military security establishment are looking for a civilian face to run the country in order to curb the protesters' anger, otherwise the protest movement will stay on the streets, according to political analysts.
"People laughed today at the press conference, but this spokesman of the military council said, 'well, fine', if they want it to be an administration, name it - give us names, give us a list," says Magdi El Gizouli, a fellow at the Rift Valley Institute, a research group.
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