Sudan: Military Council and Oppositions Talks - the Continuous Game

On the calendar today is the 30th anniversary of the Ingaz regime. Yet it is not history that people are celebrating and drawing lessons from. Rather it is about the future and more specifically how to disentangle from the current political mess in which the country is embroiled in since the removal of former Omar Al-Bashir.

In fact it is more than just changing guard at the top. It is now 81 days the country is being run without a functioning government including 28 days with an internet blackout. That in itself summarizes the weakness of the political class and its inability to make some breakthrough leading to a tangible change. The bloody breakup of the sit-in before the army headquarters came to add a new dimension to the state of lack of trust and block the fragile channel of communication between the Transitional Military Council (TMC) and the main opposition block of the Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC).

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