Thousands of people prayed on Friday, April 26, outside the defense ministry in Khartoum, site of a massive anti-government sit-in that continued unabated even after the military removed President Omar al-Bashir from power two weeks ago.
For the past two weeks, protesters in Sudan have demanded the military hand over power to civilians, and talks appear to be making some progress. Meanwhile, demonstrators are directing their anger at a new target - Arab governments, for what they say is interference in Sudan’s internal affairs.
Protesters gathered outside the Egyptian Embassy in Khartoum Thursday, calling for an end to interference by Arab governments.
Sudanese activists ramped up social media campaigns Friday, calling for more protesters to rally outside embassies and consulates.
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