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It's been nearly two months since Sudan's military deposed the long-time leader Omar Al Bashir.
Talks on the country's political future have stalled, and people are venting their frustration.
Opposition groups want the military to hand over power to a civilian leader, and they are defying warnings to end a sit-in outside the army's headquarters in Khartoum.
Meanwhile supporters of the military council held a rival demonstration in the city, saying only the army can bring peace.
The United Nations is urging both sides to resume negotiations.
So, can they come together to find a solution?
Presenter: Kamahl Santamaria
Guests:
Waleed Madibo - Founder and President of the Sudan Policy Forum.
Nawal Osman - Civil Society Activist who has been protesting since the demonstrations began in December.
Awol Allo - Senior Lecturer at Keele University in the UK.
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