protest groups agreed on a 3 year power sharing deal former african development bank economist abdullah doc became prime minister who are afraid of peace justice and the revolution is the people's choice freedom peace justice and the civilian government is the people's choice. but tom ducks tasks a huge with many old faces clinging onto power. and many protesters feel former leaders are not being held to account. we demand rights for the marchers rights for the missing that the national conference be dissolved on corruption stopped i. after the euphoria sparked by the people's revolution the country now faces the hard work of laying the foundations for a new sudan. my guest today is made is sam he is a sydney's activist an artist face changed and it's good to have yeah it's been 8 years since the price of incident how do you feel about with the country today. actually mixed feelings mixed feeling. between happiness and also kind of disappointment happiness of when your have actually successfully pro down one of the most brutal dictatorship in no history of sudan president that i actually bo

secretary of state might compare the announcement and sudan's a prime minister abdullah one doc visited washington d.c. players said sadar shift away from military rule and the establishment of a civilian transitional government was a major factor in the decision daniel should was the deputy chief of mission at the u.s. embassy in sudan he says the move goes well beyond a symbolic gesture but the details of the plan still need to be worked out. it's a very significant decision it's been 23 years since we have had an ambassador and khartoum we have kept the embassy open we've had a sharjah deaf air in khartoum all of those years but not having an ambassador sends a major signal to a government that we have real concerns about it this is an indication that the united states wants to be more supportive of this new combination military civilian government in sudan and this is the 1st step in what will probably be a series of steps to improve relations assuming that progress continues to be made on the sudanese side 1st off this was only a decision to fill the post and no one has been named

office of his main rival abdullah abdullah say they don't accept the results the electoral commission says a final count could change on him on this that speak to have the war doc who is a political analyst and founding member of transparency afghanistan he joins us live from kabul thank you for your time ashraf ghani opponent of do not do now already challenging the result of this preliminary count do you expect the results to change after the final count. well i don't i don't expect it is those to change much but i expect a lot of volatility in terms of agreement of the final decision. chief executive of the law has already challenged. the preliminary results saying that she still have a lot of fraudulent votes that needs to be sorted out which could bring president arnie's rifty point 64 percent votes down. the case now goes to the to the elections complaints commission which will look which will look at the complaints but at the same time i think we are looking at some sort of agreement between of the. president of the army i think we we are sort of going back to what happened in 2014 you have had the elections which which had very little turnout from the a