Thousands of people were once again on the streets across the country on Monday.

More than a hundred Sudanese detainees, including high-profile politicians, have reportedly begun a hunger strike in protest at their unjustified detention, as protests against last year's military coup continue across the African country.

The intelligence relationship has seen officials from the two former adversaries exchange meetings in unannounced trips.

Sudanese doctors hold a rally to protest against violent attacks by security forces targeting medical personnel.

At least one person is killed in Sudan after security police attacked thousands of anti-coup protesters in the African country.

At least three persons killed in Sudan after security police attacked thousands of anti-coup protesters in the African country.

Sudan’s security forces fired tear gas canisters to disperse the large crowd of anti-coup protesters near the presidential palace.

Footage on social media showed demonstrators marching on different locations in the capital city and the sister city of Omdurman.

Mass demonstrations in the Sudanese capital city of Khartoum are met with tear gas fired by the country’s military forces.

A senior military official in Sudan accuses the country's reinstated Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok of having knowingly participated in the military coup last month that briefly removed him from power and sparked deadly protests.