KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudan's opposition said on Friday there had been widespread fraud in the country's first open elections in 24 years and it would never accept results showing extensive victories by the ruling party.
Many opposition parties boycotted the presidential, legislative and gubernatorial elections before voting even began, accusing President Omar Hassan al-Bashir's party of trying to rig the votes, which aim to transform the oil producer into a democracy after decades of civil war.
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