Sudan’s military leader has lifted the state of emergency in the country.

Solomon Whitaker
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Sudan’s military leader, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, on Sunday issued a decree lifting a state of emergency that he imposed after seizing control in a military coup on Oct. 25 last year.

The Transitional Sovereign Council said in a statement the decision was taken to create the right atmosphere for “a fruitful and meaningful dialogue that achieves stability during the transitional period”.

The Security and Defence Council had recommended earlier on Sunday lifting the state of emergency and releasing all detainees who were arrested under it.

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Solomon Whitaker is a journalist and writer at TDPel Media, covering international news, politics, business, and major developments from around the world. He focuses on delivering clear, informative reports that keep readers updated on significant events and emerging stories.