Sudan Lifts Two-Year Curfew in Khartoum Amid Ongoing War
Authorities say the move will restore normal life, while army patrols and checkpoints continue and travelers still need identification at night.
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The end of the state of emergency in the capital of Sudan ravaged by more than three years of war was announced on 27 August by a communiqué of the Khartoum State Security Committee, which has been living under this exceptional regime for more than two years.
Two-year curfew lifted in Sudan's capital amid ongoing war
By: Nana Karikari, Senior Global Affairs Correspondent Sudan’s military-led government has officially lifted a two-year curfew and state of emergency in Khartoum. The decision follows the army reclaiming control of the capital from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces eighteen months ago. The ongoing civil war, now entering its fourth year, continues to devastate other regions in the south and west. International displacement data shows that mo…
Two-year curfew lifted in Sudan’s capital
Sudan’s military-led government has lifted a curfew and state of emergency in Khartoum imposed more than two years ago, state media says. The authorities are taking this step 18 months after the army seized back control of the capital from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which it has been fighting in a civil war now in its fourth year. But clashes continue in the south and west, with mounting evidence that the war is spilling across…
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