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Nov 2021
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Will the deal between Sudan's military a...

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Under a new signed deal, Sudan's military has reinstated Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok, who was ousted following last month's coup. But the agreement has been rejected by angry protesters. So, what's the deal and will it hold?

Join host Rob Matheson.

With guests:

Kholood Khair - Managing Partner at Insight Strategy Partners.

Ahmed El-Gaili - Sudanese Lawyer and Legal Commentator.

Waleed Madibo - Founder & President of Sudan Policy Forum.

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