When Sudan's dictator of 30 years was ousted in April following months of protests, many were hopeful that the African nation might transition towards democracy.
Yet less than three months after Omar al-Bashir's arrest, the country's military turned its guns on the protesters and a general linked to the genocide in Darfur is ascendant.
On this edition of Global Journalist, we look at the political crisis in Sudan and the prospects for a transition to civilian government.
Joining the program:
- Eyder Peralta, East Africa correspondent, NPR News
- Ahmed Elzobier, Sudan researcher, Amnesty International
- Tómi Ọládipọ̀, Africa security correspondent, BBC Africa
- Jason Patinkin, freelance journalist
Producer: Edom Kassaye
Visual editor: Megan Smaltz
Studio production: Trevor Hook
