the attack is seriously damaged the economy of the enemy. sudan's protest leaders are demanding an independent investigation into monday night's violence that killed at least 6 people the ruling military council is blaming rogue elements for the violence on monday nights but many protesters are rejecting the claim. sri lankans are under a nationwide curfew for a 2nd night security forces tackle a wave of violence against muslims in which one person has died have been attacks on mosques and muslim owned businesses in recent weeks after more than 250 people were killed in bombings that took place on easter sunday. all right you're up to date with the headlines here on al-jazeera got more news coming right up after the inside story of another. violence and death since we don't those protesters demand busy the ruling military council step down and agreement to hand over power to civilians has reportedly been breached but how much how out in the give up and can a transition be smooth this is a story. hello and welcome to the program iran come on sudan's military rulers said they would n

. the market you know you're welcome to the program the people of sudan have succeeded in removing a long term dictator. but other. i mean they've won power for themselves of the mass protests which sparked the removal see the military council which would please them is the lame them to mentation of civilian rule protests. to continue the mass movements which are sparked change in sudan how many faces our correspondents. on the ira brought him. to do those who were killed in the fight for liberation who is now part of the revolution herself. spraypaint weapon of protest. based group fifty artist has returned to her home sudan to do her part of the uprising that broke out in december she's honoring anti-government protesters who've lost their lives by creating portraits of them in front of their homes. the artwork being there is a reminder to everyone that you know what they died for you. we have to remember the martyrs because. all comes down to they went out to protest for us. of the past month and a team of volunteers have memorialized over twenty martyrs as she refers to them. as

happens in sudan the 1st interest is obviously the water in iraq the war in yemen the sudanese support forces are actually participating in sudan obviously saudi arabia and u.a.e. would want to continue participation of sudan there what the 2 countries would also want to avoid the possibility of evolution of the sort that is happening is freedom from happening in their own country but more broadly there is this regional battle between us saudi arabia on the one hand and qatar and turkey on the other hand playing out in the horn of africa more broadly including in sudan all interests that makes it imperative on saudi arabia and regular forces to support the military because their interest is more aligned with the military rather than anyone else at the moment because of the whole team how do you feel about all of these different countries playing a role in sudan well 1st of all we have to understand that most of these countries suffered tremendously at the hands of the previous regime through interference and a lot of exporting of terrorism and other issues however having said t

welcome to the program iran come on sudan's military rulers said they would not allow the country to descend into chaos but just hours after announcing a transition deal with an opposition alliance security forces were accused of firing on protesters on monday nights a number of protesters and a soldier were killed the military denies the allegations and blames what it calls infiltrators thousands of people have been holding a sit in else side the army headquarters for weeks they want the army generals who toppled president omar al bashir to transfer power to a civilian government mohammed reports from the capitol hill to the protests that they have been escalating motus not only how they report the body creates around the square where the company for weeks but then also crucial to some of the main groups some students in fact. we've also seen some protesters blocking high we. outside the city something that was going to be a really inconvenient for people living in that outlying region from only these values for their economy used to that coffee also essential food supplies and of o

abroad. in civil war now south sudan's government and un agencies are trying to help them return home but is it too soon. also coming out. of heavy rain compounds the misery in was an aid seems managed to make the fast beliefs go here at tools of survival on salvation. it's been largely perceived as music for white people was once a way to school is breaking that stereotype. you know thank you for joining us it is the great red tag of the six years of civil war that told the welds youngest country of south sudan's refugees on the journey back home the conflict has cost the country whole villages razed to the ground and occasions of war crimes and more than four hundred thousand people killed. amid the violence an estimated four point four million people fled their homes around one in four people creating the continent's biggest refugee crisis now the peace deal signed seven months ago hung by thread government and un agencies are working to return victims the families and homes they left behind. packing up to leave nacho out and how younger sister gathered their last few things after six

about one hand and saudi arabia and uae on the other. with a transition in sudan, a reproachment, an increased investment from the eu, china, india, as well as the others into the horn, what can we expect from the historically insular region as it opens up to trade and diplomacy? i'm going moderate this esteemed panel of experts. and so -- first let me introduce alana. -- where she specializes in nuclear weapons proliferation, counterterrorism and gulf politics, particularly in yemen and saudi arabia. she spent seven years in the middle east and the gulf where she worked as a political analyst spearheading new programs for other analysts. we are delighted also to have yasmin duluth. she's at the center for enpeace. she's covered egyptian foreign policies, international relations in the world and prior to joining carnegie she was base in the egypt where she taught political signs. from 2016 to 2017 she was the director of research at the cairo international center for conflict resolution, a think tank center associated with the egyptian foreign ministry of affairs. also joining us tod

truck driving. could you know you're welcome to the program the people of sudan have succeeded in removing a long term dictator. but that doesn't mean they've won power for themselves leader of the mosque protests which sparked the removal say the military council which would please them is the lane in the implementation of civilian rule protest. to continue the mass movement which has sparked change in sudan how many faces our correspondents melanie carruthers and i brought him. to do those who were killed in the fight for liberation and who is now part of the revolution has self. spraypaint. protest. has returned to her home to do have part of the uprising that broke out in december. she's honoring anti-government protesters who've lost their lives by creating portraits of them in front of their homes. the artwork being there is a reminder to everyone that you know what they died for you. we have to remember the martyrs because. all comes down to they went out to protest for us. of the past months a seal and a team of volunteers have memorialized over twenty martyrs as she refer

power cuts. this is news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes sudan comes to a standstill protesters launch a 2 day general strike to press the ruling military to hand over power to a civilian little horses. and we meet the historian who wants to teach african children a different narrative on the history of the continent one thing that africans he said use them through centuries of pain is knowing where they are and where they come from. there the africa cup of nations fever he will meet the people with disabilities who make footballs sold all over the world. i'm christine want to welcome to news africa i'm glad you're choosing then a 48 hour wood nationwide strike is underway in sudan with citizens demanding a civilian government off to a military coup last month the sudanese professionals association which spearheaded the process that led the army to. urge people to show up at work on tuesday and wednesday but abstain from any activity. in parts of the capital khartoum shops and businesses closed offices were left empty as people across took to the streets to express th

welcome to world stories. sudan picturing the revolution. germany fees for hire. but 1st to hungary in the run up to the e.u. elections young pro european voters are turning to a new party to challenge populist prime minister viktor orban. they want their future to be in the e.u. . on a donut and couple in chief or the lead candidates for momentum a young hungry movement they are set to challenge prime minister viktor or bands far right feet as party in the upcoming evil actions. hungary and his allies and the house obviously are sufficiency all those along the line they are destroying the unity if you're up there fighting against our shared accomplishments they want to trace a year of that is less stable less organized less powerful and i think that's your of these to be reformed in order to fight against populists. despite prominent support from e.u. commissioner ma get the best aga only a few 100 momentum supporters joining today's march there's a mood of political apathy in the country but for those who came out today the view is a fundamental issue. we are against corruption wh

rival factions meanwhile south sudan has rejected un allegations it was behind the killing of two prominent government critics three that don't some well look i disappeared in kenya in twenty seventeen within lived in exile the government's repeatedly denied responsibility for their disappearance a mystery international is now calling for an independent investigation into the alleged execution of morgan joining us from him but first of all what more do we know about the talks that have been going on. well rob what we do know is that to government officials or to their presence of smooth two sides of the government from the from the government of national unity and from the opposition are both here and i disavow about to discuss the delays that they have had in terms of implementing the peace deal that was signed here in addis ababa in september last year now one of the issues that they are delays about that they are going to discuss today is that the issues of security arrangements as part of the peace deal that was signed in september the two forces the opposition forces and the

we'll be making a photographer document in sudan's uprising and we'll find out about the be sharing app thanks for watching. an action packed life. anything is possible as long as our coffee and his friends can drink our. his movie theater in kenya dobbed refugee camp. his life story may have ground to a halt. 27 years ago but there's no holding back his dreams. thank you for watching. cinema starts may 27th on. going to welcome to world stories. sudan picturing the revolution. germany fees for hire. but 1st to hungary in the run up to the e.u. elections young pro european voters are turning to a new party to challenge populist prime minister viktor orban. they want their future to be in the e.u. . on a donut and couple in chile are the lead candidates for momentum a young hungary a movement they are set to challenge prime minister viktor or bands. all right feet as party in the upcoming evil actions. hungary and his allies and i guess obviously our sufficiency all those along the line they are destroying the unity if you're up there fighting against our shared accomplishments they

last year against a social media attacks. south sudan's warring parties are meeting about ending the six year civil war the talks are being held in ethiopia's capital addis ababa before the deadline runs out to form a unity government a peace deal was signed in september by president salva kiir rebel leader make bashar and other rival factions meanwhile south sudan has rejected un allegations that it was behind the killing of two prominent government critics. as a born and dong samuel. disappeared in kenya in twenty seventeen where they lived in exile the government has repeatedly denied responsibility for the disappearance amnesty international is now calling for an independent investigation into the alleged the killings let's go live on the web site about al-jazeera morgan is there let's start with the talks about what's the latest. are and closed session mean. in trying to resolve their issues we know that there's supposed to be a unity government rebates lies unity government that has to be formed on may twelfth this year but the opposition team which our site said that they need

used against crowds in sudan's capital. global markets slide as china retaliates with trade tariffs on the united states. violence against muslim communities in sri lanka is to impose a nationwide curfew. on the hidden treasure in peru why thousands of prices artifacts need a much bigger. we begin this news with dramatic developments in sudan tear gas and live rounds have been used against protesters on the streets of the capital khartoum at least 3 protest as a soldier have died. at least 40 people have been reportedly wounded by gunfire when early on monday security forces were accused of using excessive force on protesters in the north of khartoum talks are ongoing between the opposition coalition and the military the 2 sides of now agreed to a power structure for the country's transition following the military takeover on april 11th but they've yet to hammer out the details so let's just take a step back and remind you of how we got to this point. i'm arrest in sudan began in december when the government decided to triple the price of bread where protests over that move soon gre

driving. any market you know you're welcome to the program the people of sudan have succeeded in removing a long term dictator. but that doesn't mean they've won power for themselves of the mass protests which. the removal of see the military council which would please them is the lame in the implementation of civilian rule protests are set to continue the mass movements which are sparked change in sudan has many faces our correspondents. and i brought him a graffitti artist to do those who were killed in the fight for liberation who is now part of the revolution herself. spraypaint weapon of protest the qatar based graffiti artist has returned to her home sudan to do her part for the uprising that broke out in december she's honoring anti-government protesters who've lost their lives by creating portraits of them in front of their homes. the art where there is a reminder to everyone that you know what they died for you. we have to remember the martyrs because. all comes down to they went out to protest for us. over the past month and a team of volunteers have memorialized over t

sudan the struggle for democracy continues in april president omar al bashir was overthrown after months of protests demonstrations continued against the military that deposed him now those army rulers have announced an agreement with opposition groups for a 3 year transition to a civilian government but those who have been standing up for change in sudan have paid a high price. for as long as you can remember i met hamdan has been on the front lines of sudan struggle for democracy 1st protesting against the government in 2013 now spending months on the streets a spart of the latest uprising against former president ahmed and bashir. has paid a high price one night in january on his way home from a demonstration he was followed by security forces. you know some people came from behind me and started beating me with an electric but. i was hit directly in my. eye told the officer that i'd had eye surgery that i'd lost my cornea he said we could. never mind iraq. hamdan might never see with his right eye again and the harassment continued when he was taken to a detention center by th

the news live from deadly violence in sudan's capital khartoum police people killed joy clashes at a demonstration calling for civilian rule protesters accuse ousted president omar al bashir of the 5 country also on the program. united states wants russia no magic in the 2025 presidential election secretary of state of mike pompei of delivers the message during a sit down with his russian counterpart saying any interference for the bric nations between the 2 countries were. a listers descend on tap. gets underway opening of the movie showcases a zombie film got on house favorite. by bill maher. i'm from gail welcome to the program 5 protesters on the major have been shot dead in sudan's capital khartoum this was just hours after protest leaders reached agreements with the ruling generals to transition to a new elected government processes have been demanding a civilian that transition and they've kept up pressure since the uprising that led to the removal of longtime president bashir. security forces chase a protested down the street in sudan's capital khartoum they whip him and be

angola for the southeast cooled in cape town. celebrations in sudan as the military council and opposition alliance finally reach an agreement on a transition period but that's sticking points remain. and how he'd seen this is i'll just see right now live from doha also coming up signs of weakness for china's economy as growth in retail sales hits a 16 year low. arrest in sri lanka as the government's investigates growing violence against muslims. and lights camera action we're in the french riviera where the cannes film festival is off to a scary start. good to have you with as citizens military council has agrees with opposition groups to a 3 year transitional period the opposition will have a 2 thirds majority in parliament the 2 sides though have yet to decide on the makeup of the sovereign kind soul the body that will guides the transition have a morgue and reports from khartoum. i after 2 days of talks that started on monday and violence that resulted in the deaths of protesters and injury of at least $200.00 the 2 sides in sudan's quest to form a transitional government a

-jazeera. sudan's military will it reach an agreement on the opposition's proposal for a transitional government's but there are still sticking points. on how he and this is to save a life from doha also coming up secretary of state mike pump aoe makes an unannounced visit to iraq as tensions continue to mount between the u.s. and iran. for their lives thousands of syrians leave it live as government forces and their russian allies bomb the revel how province. and we'll have the latest in the crackdown on the opposition in venezuela. but we begin in sudan where the military rulers have agreed in principle but the opposition's proposal for a transitional government's but differences remain over the length over the interim period sounds who will eventually lead the country have a morgan has more from the capital khartoum. nearly a month after ousting its president of three decades army bashir sudan's military council and the opposition coalition attempts to form a transitional government don't seem to be getting easier the opposition presented the ruling council with its vision for the

the u.a.e. why does sudan matter yeah sudan what it's of all because of the export of soldiers to fight their war supporters who are in yemen and this with any sort of fighting or the other thing is you know we there is regional politics you know you have. you know sudan have to be either between qatar or saudi arabia united states and actually we do not you know in sudan to be part of you know. power for their own interests and the interests of the country and its been its people and that is something that is going to be totally rejects that is that both the saudis and the u.a.e. have pledged to send $3000000000.00 worth of aid to sudan they've already deposited $500000000.00 into the central bank of saddam and this will strengthen saddam's financial position will it not know that i bought into the needs. who don't have a lot of resources what sudan is need is a good many of its failure to manage our resources resources we have more resources that any country in the region but we have failed corrupt government which is absolute rules so that all this time that is why we fairly co

and saudi arabia on the other. with the transition in sudan and their approach meant and increased investment from the e.u. china and india what can we expect from the historically insular region opening to trade and diplomacy? i will moderate this esteemed panel. [inaudible] on golf and energy policy specializing in nuclear weapons counterterrorism particularly yemen and saudi arabia spending several years in the middle east working as a political analyst to spearhead those training programs were also delighted to have with us on this panel a resident scholar at the endowment of previous research to cover egyptian and saudi foreign policies and social participation have policy and constitution making she was based in egypt 2016 through 2017 with peacekeeping and peace building with that training center to be affiliated with that egyptian minister of foreign affairs. also joining us today freshly returned from a writing sabbatical the founding director of the center for turkish studies also an adjunct professor at george washington university for middle east studies. after three ye

than $100000000.00. this is al jazeera these are the top stories for sudan's military council has agreed with opposition groups to a 3 year transitional periods the opposition will have a 2 thirds majority in parliament it's insides have yet to decide though on the make up of the software and cancel the bosy that will guide the transition of an obscene we pledge to our great people that our agreement will be completed and we will achieve the ambitions of our proud people within less than $24.00 hours god willing so that our proud people will celebrate the victory achieved by the people and the army in order to achieve the goals of the great revolution. as a commander of the n.c. eisel coalition in syria and iraq says there's been no increase in the threat level from iranian backed groups last week the u.s. deployed warships to the region in a move it's it's was a response to indications of threats from iran no there's been no increased threat from iranian backed forces in iraq and syria where aware of their presence clearly . and we monitor along with a whole range of others becau

lived. i listened. to my. journalists in sudan enjoying long lost freedoms following the toppling of longtime leader bashir months ago reporters are writing without fear of government interference intimidation or censorship it's unclear how long that will last with the military leadership failing to meet protesters demands for a civilian government when today reports from khartoum. government television the news coast is preparing to read the evening news the past few weeks are ushered in a new era for journalists here with censorship and media harassment gone with the deposed. topic is off limits anymore the fear of retaliation journalists has just. at least for. for a long time we 1st stringent controls and injustices from the state something that made our jobs almost unnecessary before the revolution and there was no media to speak off in sudan and. sudan is ranked 174 out of 180 countries and reporters without borders 2018 world press freedom index the biggest crackdown on the media came last december when up to government protests began across the country. according to reporters

. and other news sudan's military rulers say a protest camp outside the defense ministry in khartoum has become a threat to the country's. president trump announced his new tower of song goods from mexico in a move to force its neighbor to stop the illegal image. there are signs of division between arab leaders about how to deal with iran after emergency summit since saudi arabia the final communique has condemned tehran accusing it of threatening regional and global security however iraq is against the statement warning that aggressive rhetoric could make the situation worse qatar's prime minister was among those at the meeting the 1st high level discussions between counter leaders with nations which imposed a blockade on the country nearly 2 years ago. as the story. of rare moments between qatar and saudi arabia with. qatar's prime minister said how the lebanon. greeted by saudi king still manville abdulaziz in mecca the kingdom is hosting emergency meetings of the gulf cooperation council there tonight is a show of these lima conference and the arab league to counter what they say is

met the deputy heads of sudan's transitional military council here and general mohammad hunt and the gallo discuss cooperation between the 2 countries and other issues affecting the region meanwhile in sudan doctors engineers and artists have rallied on the streets of courts in demanding a transition to civilian governments protesters have voiced concern that regional powers are trying to influence the future of sudan the land of oz the thought now we're marching to have voices can be heard and to inform the students people that we are all on strike no matter what the circumstances we started a strong revolution and will continue with the same struggle adamant all fall under the establishment of a civil state. this march which is organized by the sudanese professionals association with so we could all participate and stress that we will go on a political strike and civil disobedience to support the position held by the mass sudanese people and the opposition groups negotiating in the name of the sudanese people. or half is mohamed is the director of justice africa he says sudan d

killed and dozens injured after protesters are fired on in sudan's capital khartoum. and how the market in this is live from doha also coming up. a u.s. official says iran is suspected of involvement in attacks on oil tankers in the u.a.e. but has no evidence yet. global markets lighters china retaliates with trade tariffs on the u.s. . and hidden treasure in peru why thirza is of priceless artifacts in a much bigger home. sudan's military has dismissed suggestions that the armed forces used lifelines against protesters on the streets of the capital khartoum at least 4 testers and a soldier lost their lives cheering the violence on monday nights the military says infiltrators who made their way into groups of opposition demonstrators could be responsible but not everyone is buying that paper morgan has more from khartoum such doctors in this makeshift clinic tried to save the life of a young man in one of the dozens of protesters injured by what they say were members of a military unit known as the rapid support forces. as well as that i need another without. a fire. bullets at u

as an army rule is kicked off in sudan today this as the 00s of demonstrators are still camped outside the military headquarters demanding a civilian death. and honoring the women left south of zambia's history books i'll be talking to the founders of the park costa museum that's recognizing the role sandy and with the detainees in pre-colonial times. and christine wonderwall come to the news africa i'm glad you're choosing didn't a fresh round of talks between protesters and the military started today in sudan's capital hard to it's just over a month since omar al bashir was ousted and there are no signs the military rule is all ready to hand over to a civilian government but protesters from a defiant they are still camped outside of the army's headquarters in far too much and have vowed to stay there until their demands are mixed now one of those protesters is a mother whose son is one of the 60 people who died in the uprising she told the w.'s jeff abdulla karim that she'll keep demonstrating until she gets justice for him. sheriff fights back to is when she cooks white bean

met the 2nd in charge of sudan's transitional military council to discuss corporation between the 2 countries meanwhile sudanese professionals have rallied in khartoum demanding a transition to civilian governments. now the u.s. government is considering an emergency declaration that would let it bypass a congressional ban on weapons sales to the arabia u.s. officials and politicians are concerned the secretary of state michael pale and other senior aides wants the president to be able to act without the approval of congress they say the president might use escalating tensions with iran as a reason to sell weapons to saddam arabia or the proposal emerge when democratic senator chris murphy criticize it on twitter he said i'm hearing that trump maybe use an obscure loophole in the arms control act and notice a major new sale of bombs to saudi arabia the ones they drop in yemen in a way that will prevent congress from objecting could happen this week alan fisher has more from washington. well normally under u.s. law congress is given 30 days notice before any foreign arms sales and th

said a man has met the deputy head of sudan's transitional military council and said a man in general mohammad him than the gallo discussed cooperation between the 2 countries and other issues affecting the region meanwhile in sudan doctors engineers and artists have rallied on the streets of khartoum demanding a transition to a civilian government protesters have voiced concern that regional powers are trying to influence the future of sudan iran has more on the story from hard to. ever since the sit in speaking. out instead of it has become a focal to those really. often dictates the agenda for your position for the next few days now is back to. general strikes so it's not just in the capital but across some cities professionals association with. the represents. most of the students profession this is a strike if it happens at the earliest if it's destroyed it will look just a couple but the attorney of the country now what we're hearing is that the of this is the sort of hope that the strike will put them in the driver's seat when it comes to negotiations with. the opposition this

this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes protesters in sudan at the end there of course for a general strike off the talks with the ministry to install a civilian government collapse also on the program. this situation in zimbabwe keeps getting. for the ordinary person this is a bag of fuel increases the hopkins twice praised for months back and forth from zimbabwe where the economy is said to be in its most dire state since 2008 inflation sold to 500 percent. and one of africa's most influential alton's has died it was. mission to change the way the world perceives the continent we'll be talking about these legacy and l g b t f. binyavanga is there so much more profound especially at this time because he has for the longest time been one of the greatest icons as well as one of the boats to visit bold l.g.b. take you past in the country. i'm christine wonderwall come to the news africa i'm glad you are too did we begin in sudan where protests have called for a general strike the. talks with the military to install a civilian government in the transition period col

council in sudan. has visited the u.a.e. as crown prince for talks on sunday the united arab emirates has said it still supports a secure and stable sudan as protest against the military continues in a cartoon the protesters have been worried about interference from countries like sudan and sanjay arabia as they continue to demand a transfer to civilian vor meanwhile one of sudan's main opposition groups has rejected calls from other process leaders to organize a general strike on tuesday and wednesday it's the latest sign of divisions between opposition groups trying to force the military to give civilians for control of the country imran kahn reports from saddam's capital khartoum. the national party have made that announcement asking people not to take part in the nationwide strikes all the people here are listening from the ones that we've been speaking to certainly notes they are wanting to take part in the strike the national mall party seems to have misread the mood of the country the game seems to have changed they know the policy that they once were it's the sudanese professi

or thompson and singapore thank you very much my pleasure. protests are in sudan's capital khartoum are defying warnings from the military to stop their sit in outside the defense ministry this is a scene as people took part in friday prayers in front of the military headquarters on thursday a senior army official said the sit in had become a hub for criminals and was creating a danger for the state and al-jazeera has denounced sudan's closure of its bureau in khartoum saying the network sees this as an attack on media freedom professional journalism and the basic tenets of the right for people to know and understand the reality of what is happening in sudan network to poorest the decision and assures its audiences in sudan and globally that it will continue its coverage of sudan despite this political interference by the sudanese authorities as kook is a member of a nonviolent resistance movement in sudan he says journalism is now under threat in the country. you're moving the freedoms of press and trying to have the world not see what's happening is a big deal. and i think this is

want to be part of sudan's military council says the protest in the capital khartoum is a danger to the country demonstrators have been staging a sit in outside the military headquarters for weeks they want the generals to hand over power to a civilian administration councils also ordered the closure of al-jazeera is office in khartoum without giving any reason. other serious denounce the closure of its bureau in khartoum saying they're at work sees this as an attack on media freedom professional journalism and the basic talents of the right for people to know and understand the reality of what's happening in sudan the network the force the decision and assures its audiences in sudan and globally it will continue its coverage of sudan despite this political interference by the sudanese authorities barbara triomphe e is the executive director of the international press in-situ joins us on skype from vienna good to have you with us your reaction 1st to the news that the sudanese authorities are closing down al-jazeera is office in khartoum. sure thank you very much for having me. and

. this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes protesters in sudan after the end. where general strike off the talks with the ministry to install a civilian government to collapse also on the program. this situation in zimbabwe keeps getting tough. for the ordinary person this is the bread of fuel increases that the hoppin lives you know sprays for months that report from zimbabwe away the economy is said to be in its most dire state since 2008 insolation told 2520 and has since. and one of africa's most influential office has died it was. mission to change the way the world perceives the continent we'll be talking about these. l g b t x has. been iran goes down so much more profound especially at this time because he has for the longest time been one of the greatest i can see as well as one of the booster visible i'll take you past and in the country. i'm christine wonderwall come to the news africa i'm glad you are today we begin in sudan where protest leaders have called for a general strike. talks with the military to install a civilian government in the transition p