26, including paramilitary forces killed in clashes in Sudan, several injured
Al-Bashir said the dispute was over an arms sale and that it escalated in the past two days in the market and in some villages in Kadugli.
Al-Bashir said the dispute was over an arms sale and that it escalated in the past two days in the market and in some villages in Kadugli.
The blast hit Salomi ceramic factory after a fuel tanker was unloading gas at the tile manufacturing facility, the government said.
The law was passed during a joint meeting of Sudan's sovereign council and cabinet that lasted several hours, during which the body also scrapped a law regulating women's dress and behaviour.
The terms of engagement will thus pave the way for a transitional government after the overthrow of long-time leader Omar al-Bashir.
The move comes after prolonged negotiations between Sudan's ruling military council and leaders of the protest movement which toppled veteran leader Omar al-Bashir in April this year.
The move loosens a deadlock that has gripped the country, following nationwide mass protests that began against Bashir in December but then continued after a military council ousted him on April 11.
The army ousted Bashir in April after months of protests against his autocratic rule, including a sit-in by tens of thousands of protesters outside Khartoum's military headquarters.
Three protesters were wounded by "live ammunition" when security personnel tried to dismantle blockades put by demonstrators in parts of the capital
Anti-government protests have rattled Sudan since Wednesday after the government tripled the price of a loaf of bread.
While it has faced several challenges, especially from the United States, the International Criminal Court has achieved significant successes, write Joyeeta Banerjee & Rajdeep Banerjee.
