Sudan Names First Government Since Al-Bashir Ouster
In a major step for the country, Prime Minister Abdallah Hambdok has announced his Cabinet, following the ouster of Omar al-Bashir after 30 years in power. The country's new political dispensation was marred by deadly protests as citizens objected to the military council leadership until a coalition was formed between the military and civilians. Four women are part of the 18-member Cabinet for the first time, including Foreign Minister, Asma Mohamed Abdallah.
Sudan's Prime Minister, Dr. Abdallah Hambdok
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Sudan:
Prime Minister Announces His Cabinet
SudaNow, 5 September 2019
Prime Minister, Dr Abdalla Hamdok, on Thursday announced his new 22-strong cabinet that includes 4 women, and an unprecedented nomination of a lady as his Foreign Minister. Read more »
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Sudan:
Transitional Government Cabinet Announced
SNA, 5 September 2019
The Prime Minister, Dr. Abdallah Hambdok, has announced the transitional Cabinet which included 18 Ministers, four of them were women who assumed the positions of the Ministers of… Read more »
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Sudan:
Hamdok - Government Will Not Work for Exclusion
SNA, 5 September 2019
Prime Minister, Dr. Abdalla Hamdok, pointed out that the government will not work for the exclusion and that the people will themselves elect those who represent and rule them… Read more »
InFocus
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Members of Sudan's new ruling body, the Sovereign Council, were officially sworn in on Wednesday, a day after the final signing of a long-anticipated power sharing agreement ... Read more »
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The solemn swearing in of eleven members of the sovereign council on August 21 in Khartoum saw the inclusion of two women. The representation raises expectations that women will be ... Read more »