Sudan’s army chief announced a new sovereign council, the top decision-making body in the African country, digging in more than two weeks after staging a coup.
Top general Abdel Fattah al-Burhan heads the latest version of the council, while militia leader Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo remains deputy, state news agency SUNA said Thursday. While some ex-rebels who sat on the previous 14-member body were included, several civilian politicians were replaced.
