Sudan’s Post-Coup Agreement

Sudan’s Post-Coup Agreement

 Source: The Africa Center for Strategic Studies published on 24 November 2021 an analysis titled “What the Post-Coup Agreement Means for Sudan’s Democratic Transition” by Joseph Siegle.

The Burhan-Hamdok post-military coup agreement has largely not been viewed as credible by Sudan’s key domestic stakeholders.  Instead, it is seen as a means of affirming and legitimizing the role of the military in government and Burhan’s position as head of state.  

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