the agreement signed may have reinstated abdalla hamdok as prime minister, but it doesn't mean the endf the political crisis. since the takeover, they are having protests nearly every day with people demanding an entirely civilian government and the end of the partnership. sunday still means the military remains as a governing partner and that angers many here. authorities responded by firing tear gas and live ammunition into the air after protest. at least 40 protesters have been killed since the military took over and more than 200 injured. the forces of freedom and change, which nominated abdalla hamdok as prime minister in 2019, has distanced itself from the deal and analysts they there are questions about how much the military can be trusted. >> the last month has been a total fiasco for the military. why? they did what they did and they had to do a 180 degree return. that does not mean the prime minister suddenly is the ruler of the land, but it means there is a momentum suddenly not in favor of the generals but in the favor of the street. as you said, we will see where this will

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nearly one month since a military takeover in sudan, the country's military chief has reinstated abdalla hamdokister after the two men reached a political agreement. now, this means hamdok, once again, will lead the transitional government and as part of the deal, political detainees jailed following last month's coup will be release the. protest broke out sunday following news of the deal, which is being met with resistance by key opposition groups. cnn's david mackenzie is following all these developments and joins me now from johannesburg. good to see you, david. so, what more are you learning about this deal that reinstated the prime minister and then, of course, the protest that followed? >> well, rosemary, i think some of the key aspects of this deal, which is worth reminding everyone, resulted in the prime minister who had been kept under house arrest for nearly a month since that october 25th military -- has done this deal which, in some ways, critics say legitimizes the military's takeover because he is sitting down and inking a deal with the very people that put him and much of his ca

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of last month's military coup and civilian politicians to reinstate the deposed prime minister abdalla hamdoks the country, with thousands marching on the presidential palace in the capital khartoum. our africa correspondent, andrew harding reports. this is supposed to be a breakthrough moment for sudan, a time to celebrate. but it is not looking that way right now. instead, angry civilians have taken to the streets of the capital khartoum, risking their lives once again to protest. they say they have been betrayed. here is why. earlier today, sudan's generals, soldiers who seized power in the military coup last month have struck a deal. the coup leader said a new transitional government would put sudan back on the road to democracy. this man agreed. he is the prime minister, seen in public here for the first time since he was placed under house arrest. now he is arguing that a compromise deal is better than more bloodshed. we are trying to preserve the blood of sudanese youths. i know our youth has the capacity for sacrifice and giving up all that is precious but sudanese blood is precious.

the head of the now dissolved civilian government, mr abdalla hamdok, is still under house arrest.. some other politicians are still behind bars too. what infuriated the crowds here even more is the step taken lately by sudan's army chief, abdel fattah al—burhan. he has decided to lead a new ruling sovereign council, which includes army generals and civilians he has picked. the people here feel he's just ignoring them, he's not listening. translation: we want - abdel fattah al-burhan to stop creating divisions in this country and to leave office. we want a civilian rule. translation: we are fed up with military rule, - we have had enough of them. the military has done no good to any arab country. as you can see, there are clouds of smoke here as a result of car tyres being burned currently. public anger is rising here and western pressure is growing on military leaders to hand over power to a civilian government. western countries have also called for the release of all political detainees but so far the army generals seem to be proceeding with their own plans, despite local and in

the civilian prime minister abdalla hamdok remains under house arrest.k is facing pressure from the military to cooperate with them. we were out last night in neighbourhoods where people were drumming up support, telling people to go out on the streets to express their real anger still with the military coup here. there is a sense of deep frustration about that. in the background we do know that talks are still going on about trying to steer this coup back towards the kind of messy, transitional process that was under way until the coup happened two weeks ago. we actually spoke last night to a spokesman for the senior military command here. he's still insisting there is no coup, there was no coup, this was a brief course correction to try and put this country back on the path towards elections and democracy. but a lot of sudanese are not buying that. i think the key issue right now, the key sticking point is the fate of the prime minister. the civilian prime minister who was supposed to be taking full charge of the country in the transition process in th

the sudanese prime minister abdalla hamdok has been reinstated.l tv since the coup nearly a month ago, to sign a political deal with the military generals who had ousted and arrested him. our africa correspondent andrew harding has more. how's this being seen? andrew, how is this being seen? good evening, the british government has good evening, the british government hasjust_ good evening, the british government hasjust announced it is backing this deal. — hasjust announced it is backing this deal, joining many other countries _ this deal, joining many other countries who are hoping this is a way for— countries who are hoping this is a way for sue — countries who are hoping this is a way for sue dann to step away from further_ way for sue dann to step away from further instability, perhaps even from _ further instability, perhaps even from civil— further instability, perhaps even from civil war. and it was extraordinary to see earlier today that prime — extraordinary to see earlier today that prime minister of sue dann emerging from a month of ho

the head of the now dissolved civilian government mr abdalla hamdok is still under house arrest.other politicians are also behind bars. what infuriated the crowds even more is the step taken lately by sudan achieve general abdel fattah al—burhan decided to lead a sovereign council which includes army generals and civilians he has picked. people feel he's just boring them and not listening. translation: we boring them and not listening. translation:— boring them and not listening. translation: we want general abdel fattah _ translation: we want general abdel fattah al-burhan - translation: we want general abdel fattah al-burhan to - translation: we want general abdel fattah al-burhan to stop. abdel fattah al—burhan to stop creating divisions in this country and to leave office. we want civilian _ country and to leave office. we want civilian rule. translation: ~ ., , translation: we are fed up with military rule. _ translation: we are fed up with military rule, we _ translation: we are fed up with military rule, we have _ translation: we are fed up with military rule, we have had

abdalla hamdok signed a deal with the country�*s military leaders to establish a cabinet.rtoum, where thousands of demonstrators have marched on the presidential palace, saying the military are untrustworthy. mr hamdok said the deal with the military was necessary to end the bloodshed. translation: signing this framework agreement widely opens the door - for fixing all the causes and challenges of the transition. the last two years have certainly achieved much when it comes to this partnership, removing the international isolation, removing sudan from the list of countries sponsoring terrorism, economy, peace. there are many achievements, but there are still great challenges facing us. we are trying to preserve the blood of sudanese youth. i know our youth has the capacity for sacrifice, determination and giving up all that is precious, but sudanese blood is precious. let us stop the bloodshed and direct the youth�*s energy into construction and development. this agreement helps release the suffocation, the international and external suffocation, and to bring us back on th

the sudanese prime minister abdalla hamdok has been reinstated.ppearance on national tv since the coup nearly a month ago to sign a political deal with the military generals who had ousted and arrested him. protests against the military have continued across the country with thousands marching on the presidential palace in the capital khartoum. our africa correspondent andrew harding reports. this is supposed to be a breakthrough moment for sudan — a time to celebrate. but it is not looking that way right now. instead, angry civilians have taken to the streets of the capital khartoum, risking their lives once again to protest. they say they have been betrayed. here's why. earlier today, sudan's generals — soldiers who seized power in a military coup last month — announced a deal. the coup leader, general berhan, said a new transitional government would put sudan back on the road to democracy. this man agreed. he is the prime minister, seen in public here for the first time since he was placed under house arrest by the military. now he is arguing t

to take to the streets calling for a reversal of last monday's coup, which saw prime minister abdalla hamdok deposed and arrested; s cabinefired; and a joint cilian-milary council dissolved. on saturday, sudanese soldiers shot and killed threprotesters in the city of omdurman. hundreds of thousands marched in the capital khartoum, and more massive rallies were held in cities throughout sudan. in uganda, a bomb attack has killed two children. the explosive was reportedly shaped like a jackfruit, and was given to the children while they were playing. it's the third bomb attack targeting civilians in uganda within the past week. the islamic state claimed responsibility for at least one attack in kampala last weekend which killed one person and wounded 3 others. ugandan ficials say they are investigating a group called the allied democratic forces, which is suspected of ties to isil. in texas, a san antonio area homeowner will use the states stand your ground laws to defend against a murder charge at her he shot and killed a motorist who pulled into his driveway apparently because the driver was

the latest demonstration came as prime minister abdalla hamdok was reinstated by the military coup government one month after they ousted him. hamdok signed a power-sharing deal with the military that would last three to four years before new elections are held. this is a protester speaking yesterday from the capital khartoum. >> the prime minister is in a position of weakness. he is staying with the military leader. he could not tell him he is a killer and he must b tried, but we want politicians who can bring us out of this mess, who don't want any more bloodshed. we want a civilian state without any more escalation. amy: at least 41 people have been killed and hundreds injured in protests since the octobe25 coup. in china, tennis star peng shuai appears to have resurfaced over the weekend amid mounting concerns for her safety. the 35-year-old olympian accused former vice prier zhang gaoli of sexual assault in a social media post on november 2 and had not been seen since. international olympic committee president thomas bach said he held a video call with peng, while chinese state media rel

in sudan, re-instated prime minister abdalla hamdok said today he will be allowed to form an independenternment. he's signed an agreement with military leaders after they ousted him last month. sunday's deal drew pro-democracy protesters into the streets. they said it just provides a cover for the military pow grab. chinese tennis player peng shuai re-appeared in public over the weekend, but that did not stop questions about her safety. she also had a call with the head of the international olympic committee thomas bach, where she was said to have confmed she was safe and well. but the women's tennis association and others are still calling for china to provide proof of her whereabouts and are asking for an investigation into her accusations that she was forced into sex by a former top chinese official. families of those killed in the shootings at a parkland, florida, high school in 2018 have reached a settlement with the federal government. sixteen families of 17 killed had sued over the fbi's failure to stop the gunman. the confidential settlement will pay out about 130 million dollars

in sudan, reinstated prime minister abdalla hamdok said today he will be allowed to form an independenternment. he's signed an agreement with military leaders after they ousted him last month. sunday's deal drew pro-democracy protesters into the streets. they said it just provides a cover for the military power grab. chile now faces a december run- off in its most polarizing presidential racin decades. ultra-conservative congressman antonio kast placed first in sunday's election, pledging to crack down on crime and illegal immigration. leftist candidate gabriel boric, a former student protest leader, came in a close second. the international olympic committee is defending a video call between president thomas bach and chinese tennis player peng schwei. the i.o.c. says she confirmed in the sunday call that she is safe and well. peng had disappeared from public view aer accusing a former top chinese official of sexual assault. and, on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average gained 17 points to close at 35,619. the nasdaq fell 202 points, more than one percent, as climbing inte