Protesters clash with Sudan police in latest anti-Bashir unrest


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  • Thursday, 17 Jan 2019

KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Stone-throwing protesters clashed with Sudanese security forces in the capital Khartoum on Thursday in the latest round of demonstrations against President Omar al-Bashir's rule that erupted a month ago.

Demonstrations also erupted in three other cities as part of a four-week long unrest that poses the most persistent challenge to Bashir's grip since he took power in a coup in 1989.

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