KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudan's security service has banned the newspaper of the opposition Communist party, its editor said on Sunday, the third paper targeted by authorities in the past few weeks.
Sudan's constitution guarantees press freedom but the security service has clamped down on independent and even pro-government media if they criticise the government.
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