Sudan’s military and civilian leaders reach a deal to reinstate PM Abdalla Hamdok, who was deposed in a coup last month.
According to the deal, signed Sunday, the military will also release government officials and politicians arrested since the coup.
Sudanese have been taking to the streets in masses since the military takeover, which upended the country’s fragile transition to democracy. The agreement comes just days after doctors said at least 15 people were killed by live fire during anti-coup demonstrations. Hamdok has been held under house arrest by military leaders for weeks.
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