Sudan: The Last Days of Bashir in the Palace, New Days in Court

The moment millions of Sudanese entered into the vicinity of the General Command of the Army Headquarters on 6 April, the deposed former President al-Bashir was sitting on a chair with another set of empty chairs around him in the courtyard of his residence. Outside his presidential palace overlooking the Nile, protests against his rule intensified, eventually ousting him five days later.

Ayin conducted an exclusive interview with close confidants of the former president that worked within the presidential palace. The sources described to Ayin the scene they saw of the former president just days prior to his arrest. The names of these sources remain confidential for their security.

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