Sudan coalition split over plan to form wartime government
As Sudan's army makes gains around the capital, the country's military chief says he has plans to form a wartime government in areas controlled by RSF paramilitaries but the prospect splits the country's largest civilian coalition. And, a lobby group for South Africa’s Afrikaner minority is hit with a treason complaint by the MK party over its alleged role in getting US aid pulled out. Also, African ambitions lead the charge in creating a roadmap for AI on the continent.
As Sudan's army makes gains around the capital, the country's military chief says he has plans to form a wartime government in areas controlled by RSF paramilitaries but the prospect splits the country's largest civilian coalition. And, a lobby group for South Africa’s Afrikaner minority is hit with a treason complaint by the MK party over its alleged role in getting US aid pulled out. Also, African ambitions lead the charge in creating a roadmap for AI on the continent.
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