Sudanese protest leaders are calling for a million people to march on Thursday to demand the military council hand power over to a civilian administration, reports AFP news agency.
This has been the central demand of protesters since the army ousted President Omar al-Bashir.
A mass sit-in outside the military headquarters has been taking place since 6 April.
Five days later Mr Bashir was overthrown and replaced by a military council that promised it would relinquish power to civilians within two years.
The proposal was rejected by protesters who accuse the military of being “remnants” of the ousted long-time ruler.
Leaders of the protest movement, led by the Sudanese Professionals Association, have suspended transition talks and co-operation with the military because they doubt its sincerity to hand over power.
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