Former Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok is calling on the international community to keep pressure on the warring sides in the Sudan conflict. Hamdok says the kind of engagement that enabled evacuations of foreigners could help bring a lasting truce. This week, U.N. Sudan envoy Volker Perthes called on the rival military factions to fully adhere to the agreed upon cease-fire. Sudan's military maintains the deployment of RSF troops in parts of the country are unlawful. Citizens complained on social media, though, that Dagalo's Rapid Support Forces had raided their homes and stolen money, gold and other possessions.

Source: Ethiopian News May 01, 2023 08:12 UTC