Sudanese remove barricades at sit-in site but continue to protest
Sudanese protesters have taken part in Friday prayers near the military headquarters in the capital, Khartoum, during an ongoing sit-in demanding a civilian-led government transition.
Crowds of Sudanese demonstrators tore down roadblocks early today on a key avenue in Khartoum but warned that the barricades would return if the army rulers failed to resume talks over civil rule.
(Source: AFP)
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