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The Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC) coalition of opposition groups accused military and paramilitary forces of opening fire on the high school pupils.

The Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC) accused the Islamic movement of targeting the ongoing political process in Sudan by add to existing tensions in order to obstruct steps that would lead to the formation of a sovereign council in the country.

Deputy  Chairman of the Transitional Military Council(TMC), Lt. Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Daglo  gave directive on necessity of  maintaining  security and stability  in North Darfur State , fighting  unruly groups and giving attention to people’s living.

The head of Sudan’s ruling military council said on Tuesday there must be immediate accountability over an incident in which at least four schoolchildren were shot dead at a protest.

Chief of the Joint Staff, Lt. Gen. Mohamed Osman Al-Hussein, has praised progress of the eternal relations between Sudan and Saudi Arabia, describing these relations as distinguished and firm.

The opposition Forces for Freedom and Change (FFC) said that its negotiating delegation with the military council travelled the capital of Noth Kordofan to inspect the situation on the ground after the killing of five people there.

Economic analyst Dr. Haytham Mohamed Fathi said any economic reform must constitute the fundamental factors of  improving  economic growth rate ,retraction  of inflation rate, drop in proportion of debts in Gross Domestic Product besides redistribution of surplus resulted from the economic  reform program in favor  of  health and education sectors  so as  to maintain social justice.

The head of Sudan’s ruling military council said on Tuesday there must be immediate accountability over an incident in which at least four school children were shot dead on Monday, according to state news agency SUNA.

The ruling military junta decided to reform the National Intelligence Security Services (NISS) and to change its name to the General Intelligence Service (GIS).

According to “Al-Tayyar” newspaper, power cuts attributed to the lack of fuel in the thermal stations, which feed the network in light of lack the hydroelectric power because of the decline of the Nile water.